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I finished winding my 1st spiral coil, it is 25.4 cm in diameter , 362uh, and 1.65 ohms. I will test it on the bench this week. Best to all Jim
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I checked the input and output of the NE5534 op-amp for ringing. I used the spiral wire speaker wire, basket weave, and the 2 hoop coils. I have a good lab scope (50 MHZ), dual trace. I could not find a problem. I now wonder is 390 ohms the optimum value? I did see some noise on the trailing end as the op-amp output went down to zero volts. the noise was very,small Well that concludes my test. Best to all Jim
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I did the test on the basket weave coil, I have added a electrostatic shield, I sprayed the coating on a couple of pieces of construction paper, top and bottom. The first picture tis the noise on the trailing edge of the detection pulse, the second picture of the coil with the shield, the third picture is the is the detection pulse with the timing pulse. Here is where I have a question, is the timing pulse in the correct spot ,in relation to the detect pulse. Thank you all. Best to all Jim
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I must of push the wrong button, I use the Surf PI-1 and Overton-Moreland PI in the book. The circuits seems to perform the same. I triggered the scope on the receive and the second pulse is the delay pulse. I use the MG chemical electrostatic spray to coat the construction paper. I attach the ground lead to the paper with very sticky tape. I have the coil shields on the top and bottom. Best to all Jim
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This is what I came up with to test this style of winding and it seems worth while.
15 turns 24 awg speaker wire on a 18cm core. It's wired(stacked) like post #38 by 6666. The top layer finish(outside) is connected to the bottom layer start(inside). Cable is RG-58 and the coil shielding is GC graphite spray. It worked very well on the tdi at 10uS sample delay. Tommorow I will scope the pre amp. Next I want to try some 18 awg.
333uH 2.0ohm with cable
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Originally posted by Altra View PostThis is what I came up with to test this style of winding and it seems worth while.
15 turns 24 awg speaker wire on a 18cm core. It's wired(stacked) like post #38 by 6666. The top layer finish(outside) is connected to the bottom layer start(inside). Cable is RG-58 and the coil shielding is GC graphite spray. It worked very well on the tdi at 10uS sample delay. Tommorow I will scope the pre amp. Next I want to try some 18 awg.
333uH 2.0ohm with cable
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I tuned my 25 cm coil, now it is 303uh , 1.6 ohms. I also posted pic's of both of the PI units I do the test with.
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Originally posted by James View PostI have another question for the board, where do you folks acquire the coil housings ? I have use tupper ware lids for the top and bottom, but they don't really hold up in service. Thank you for any information. Best to all Jim
Here is Don's web page, he sells housings at a reasonable price. The coil I posted above is just for the bench. I may order some 10.5" clam shell housings and adjust everything up to fit.
https://sites.google.com/site/dbcoilshells/home
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I thought this old nugget had been put to bed a LONG time ago. I previously described a way to make a VERY FAST coil using many thin wires wound in opposite directions to make a very low self inductive and capacitive coil. I was getting samples down to 5us with my version. I am intrigued as to why people are still messing with this when a 5us coil is available. If you can get it lower than that then crack on, but I've not seen anyone come close yet
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