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  • #16
    I couldn't b find wire thinner than 0.30mm how much turns of 0.30mm wire i need to wind for
    L3 = 160mm
    wire thickness = 0.23mm
    turns = 176 / 177
    inductance = 26.2mH / 26.5mH

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    • #17
      Originally posted by strujas View Post
      I couldn't b find wire thinner than 0.30mm how much turns of 0.30mm wire i need to wind for
      L3 = 160mm
      wire thickness = 0.23mm
      turns = 176 / 177
      inductance = 26.2mH / 26.5mH
      Strujas - I made a big mistake with my previous calculations. :o
      In fact I'm surprised that no-one noticed.
      Accidently I entered the diameter of each coil into the calculator instead of the radius. Here are the correct calculations:

      L1 = 6.375" (162mm)
      radius = 81mm
      wire thickness = 0.36mm
      turns = 85
      inductance = 2.74mH

      L2 = 3.937" (100mm)
      radius = 50mm
      wire thickness = 0.36mm
      turns = 27
      inductance = 0.17mH

      L3 = 3.188" (81mm)
      radius = 40.5mm
      wire thickness = 0.23mm
      turns = 275
      inductance = 11.03mH

      To wind a search coil with an L1 inside diameter of 320mm ->

      L1 = 320mm
      radius = 160mm
      wire thickness = 0.36mm
      turns = 54 / 55
      inductance = 2.67mH / 2.76mH

      L2 = 198mm
      radius = 99mm
      wire thickness = 0.36mm
      turns = 17
      inductance = 0.17mH

      L3 = 160mm
      radius = 80mm
      wire thickness = 0.23mm
      turns = 174 / 175
      inductance = 10.95mH / 11.07mH

      Increasing the wire thickness for L3 to 0.3mm gives:

      turns = 177 / 178
      inductance = 10.95mH / 11.07mH

      Sorry about the original mistake.

      Did the coil calculator not work ok for you?
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      • #18
        I just wanted to check did I calculate right,,I had calculated with your coil c.... 179 - 180 windings and I had made a coil but she doesnt work(cant see coin more then 10cm distance,,instantaneously i cant to measure inductance of the coil,,,for few days I will be able to do that and i hope that i will find what is the problem,,,,,thanx for your time

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        • #19
          Originally posted by strujas View Post
          I just wanted to check did I calculate right,,I had calculated with your coil c.... 179 - 180 windings and I had made a coil but she doesnt work(cant see coin more then 10cm distance,,instantaneously i cant to measure inductance of the coil,,,for few days I will be able to do that and i hope that i will find what is the problem,,,,,thanx for your time
          Concentric coils can be quite tricky. The coil calculator will get you close to the values you want, but assembling the coils changes the inductance readings slightly. You have an even more difficult task here (particularly since you don't have an LCR meter) because the original dimensions have been scaled up. Even though making the coil larger does not change the ratio of the coil areas (L3/L1) you still have to do some final adjustment of the nulling coil L2 to achieve good balance. It's quite likely that this is the cause of the problem. This sort of thing is quite difficult to do without the right equipment.

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