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  • Here's one I prepared earlier

    Assembled and put in a box.
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  • #2
    Very pro PCB look, Tec.

    According seen parts used, I'm interested in what is its power consumption?

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    • #3
      power consumption

      Originally posted by WM6 View Post
      Very pro PCB look, Tec.

      According seen parts used, I'm interested in what is its power consumption?
      Thanks.

      It draws a total of 152mA:

      ~ 80mA goes into the coil pulses (100uSec pulses at 580Hz)

      ~70mA for everything else, mainly the pic32 which is running at 20MHz.

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      • #4
        specs/info/cost because i haven't a clue what i am looking at lol.
        adam

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        • #5
          It's PI metal detector. It detects metal and also the conductivity of the metal. It is expensive.

          But if anyone wants a circuit board designed, or built, I am expensive but good.

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          • #6
            Hi Tec,

            Any updates on this? I am interested in this board and your $59 coil..

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            • #7
              Originally posted by rev0lt View Post
              Hi Tec,

              Any updates on this? I am interested in this board and your $59 coil..

              Hi,

              Yes I have coils (Shielded 350uH, waterproof, acrylic ring).

              There has not been any more development on the SPI-MX,
              If you need any info on any part of the circuit I can give it to you.

              Cheers,
              Tec

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              • #8
                Hi Tec,
                Do you sell one programmed pic for SPI,best regards.

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                • #9
                  Arduino Footprint

                  Hi,

                  No. I am working on a new design and using Arduino style board. These are so cheap (< 35), but they are powerful super-computers compared to what we had 10 years ago, and can be programmed from a USB port without special tool.
                  There are a number of different micros that are available in this 'Arduino Style' footprint. I believe they make an excellent platform for a metal detector: Have a look at the Freescale 'Freedom Board', The PSOC 'Explorer' board, and the Arduino boards (Atmel) . Because the next design will be based on one of these it will be simple to just buy on and download the code.
                  Last edited by Tec; 08-02-2013, 07:35 AM. Reason: spelling mistake

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                  • #10
                    Hi,
                    Thank you,i'm waitting news.

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