Re: PCB IB-Coil
Hi Aziz,
If the tracks are sufficiently narrow, so that they cannot support eddy currents that either a PI or induction balance can detect, then there will be no loss in sensitivity. Also because it is part of the coil pcb, the coil/shield capacitance does not vary from one coil to another. I designed an industrial PI using rectangular printed coils, that sampled at 1uS after TX switch off so that I could detect 1mm diameter brass spheres. There was no signal from the copper shield.
Eric.
Hi Aziz,
If the tracks are sufficiently narrow, so that they cannot support eddy currents that either a PI or induction balance can detect, then there will be no loss in sensitivity. Also because it is part of the coil pcb, the coil/shield capacitance does not vary from one coil to another. I designed an industrial PI using rectangular printed coils, that sampled at 1uS after TX switch off so that I could detect 1mm diameter brass spheres. There was no signal from the copper shield.
Eric.
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