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  • SpiMX PINNACLE

    Improved design.

    1. Quieter Analog supply (lower noise).

    2. Separate supply for coil (allows using separate higher voltage supply to coil)

    3. Simpler Bi-Polar pulsing circuit.

    4. Uses Arduino Due. Mega-powerful 85MHz 'Arduino'. Allows easier understanding and customization of the firmware.
    Attached Files

  • #2
    Hi Tec,

    Thanks for the pdf.
    Bipolar pulse, interesting ! Do you have any scope shots showing tx in action ?

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    • #3
      Scope shots

      Attached is scope traces:

      1. Pulses train across the coil
      2. Close up of single pulse at coil.
      3. Pulse at Test Point 5, before the amplifier.
      Attached Files

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      • #4
        I have made a website for this detector.

        www.tctec.net/spimx/

        Tec

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        • #5
          Congratulation on this project Tec.

          Especially on 3D printing parts. Are those 3D printing parts enough robust for everyday loads?

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          • #6
            Thanks,

            They are ok so far, after about a dozen uses over a few months.
            The coil and coil-mount are filled with epoxy.

            The other parts are PLA plastic straight off the printer,
            I plan to take them underwater soon.

            Tec

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            • #7
              Arduino code published
              Schematic updated

              www.tctec.net/spimx

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              • #8
                Hello TEC.
                Great work...I`m impressed
                Would love to give this on a go..
                Are PCB`s available?. If so please let me know price/postage to Australia
                My Emal: [email protected]

                Thanks in anticipation

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                • #9
                  What kind of switch is U14? Its not marked.
                  I would like to give this project a try.
                  Thank you

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                  • #10
                    Hi, U14 is a 4011 (Cmos NAND gate). Sorry for missing the part number on that.

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                    • #11
                      Cool. Thank you. The video is not working. Anywhere to see how this device works?

                      Thank you

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                      • #12
                        Hi Tec,

                        Is pcb layout available?
                        I started laying it out in eagle but afraid to screw something up.

                        Thank you

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