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  • Cooplanar coils - tune

    Hi,
    I made cooplanar coil and I try to tune it. On fig.1 (attached files) are my coils in form of plaster. On fig. 2 is the siglnal from generator and the signal from RX-coil.
    (sinusoudal wave is from RX with amplitude 50mV/DIV;second signal is my generator from uC -5V/DIV- which go through two transistors to TX coil; TIME/DIV=50us).I added and removed some turns of wire to the bucking coil without success - amplitude on RX coil is always above 100mV. Best result which I had is on fig.2 I tune my coils with capacitators on TX and RX side. There is no metal near my coils.
    Can anyone tell me what is wrong?
    thanks a lot for help
    Michal
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  • #2
    coil

    hallo
    your wrong-you build a transformer.
    because that thas not work.

    the big coil mast be tx.
    in the center of the head mast be rx coil.
    it s diameter 0.5 from tx.
    directly above rx is the third coil for tuning zero.
    it s tuns 1/4 from tx .this coil is conected in series
    with tx but in opozite faze.

    barossov
    best regards
    [email protected]

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    • #3
      For me, i think you not wrong but i not have all the answer for it

      I had build the bandidoII this winter with the rod,box,searchead,etc...
      I had make the same coplanar coil with a buking coil (from TX)over the RX coil
      and i obtain the same results on scope (100mv on rx)with the same degre of phase.

      With or without shield on coils, it's the same thing and i use a 2 pairs individualy shielded cable.
      Presently, i'm work on a protoboard with the classic3 shematic and a DD coil configuration at 6.5Khz aprox. and the same result appen.

      My detector (BandidoII circuit) work ! but i can't adjust the ground balance correctly (because i not respect the TX frequency for the value of timing components) i will try to duild a new DD coil with the correct numbers of turn(this time!!) 10Khz!!

      I am not a king of electronic but that's my experience to date.
      I hope this can help you a little bit!

      J.F. Langevin
      (P.S. excuse me for the bad english ,i write to you with a dictionnary beside me)

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      • #4
        for me the circuit is mistaken!

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