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Originally posted by SilverSurfer17 View PostYou where correct i disconnected the tx loop and thought it was the rx this it with the tx connected [ATTACH]54366[/ATTACH]
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Originally posted by SilverSurfer17 View PostThe yellow is the tx the red is the rx the only difference from this pic and how it was connected before was i had the jig connected at the pcb now its at the plug not enough room at the pcb [ATTACH]54370[/ATTACH] and the wave still looks the same also with the rx coil connected
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Originally posted by surfdetector View PostI am unable to discern from that picture how you have your coil connected or the damping jig. You might be better off to connect a simple bundle coil to test the transmit.
It should be orange-orange-black, not orange-orange-orange.
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Originally posted by SilverSurfer17 View PostThe yellow is the tx the red is the rx the only difference from this pic and how it was connected before was i had the jig connected at the pcb now its at the plug not enough room at the pcb [ATTACH]54370[/ATTACH] and the wave still looks the same also with the rx coil connected
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Originally posted by Qiaozhi View PostHi Martin,
I will be able to determine the settings from the EEPROM contents.
The parameters are held in EEPROM bytes 1 to 18. Byte 0 will contain $AA, which tells Voodoo to read the EEPROM contents at startup. When the PIC is first programmed all the bytes are set to $FF. If Voodoo finds $FF in byte 0 at startup, it loads the EEPROM with default values and sets byte 0 to $AA.
You will be able to see the EEPROM contents using the PICkit. If you don't know how to read the EEPROM contents out of the PIC, then simply note them down and post the numbers here.
finally up and running with the PICKit3
The attached image shows the contents of the EEPROM.
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I see what you where talking about George with the inductance going up with tighter coils I thought you meant circumference not vertical and I didn?t take that into account with my coil and it going up after wrapping it I was trying to build it for coin shooting but I think it might be to high now so I might be redoing it Thanks Carol for the help you gave others for them to write that article with Tesla coils they use permeant forms the primary coil is 1/2 inch spaced and the secondary is on a tube those knitting forms look nice for winding all kinds of coils
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Originally posted by MartinB View PostHi George
finally up and running with the PICKit3
The attached image shows the contents of the EEPROM.[ATTACH]54372[/ATTACH]
Pulse mode
PI threshold = 2
TX pulse width = 180us
Main sample delay = 49us
Number of PI readings to average = 40
The DISC settings are irrelevant as the detector is set to pulse mode.
I set my Voodoo detector to the same settings ... and it locked up.
After re-flashing the PIC I did some experimentation with the settings. It appears that there's some strange interaction between the TX pulse width and the main sample delay. This only occurs when the TX pulse width is set to 180us and the main sample delay is above 40us. All other combinations seem to be ok.
Now to figure out what's causing it .....
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