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    I am using a concentric PCB-Coil (ca. 20 cm diameter) and had phantastic measuring results:
    - very low temperature dependency
    - very thin dimension (ca. 3 mm)
    - very easy to build (just making a pcb-board)
    - no balancing needed (computer designed geometry - thus automatically balanced)
    - most of the area is for the rx-coil
    - combined small rx and big rx-coil (due to the geometry, the rx-coil is a spiral from the inner side to the outher side)
    - bigger transforming effect (nummer of turns for rx-coil is much more then for the tx-coils), to reduce the gain of the amplifier, thus reducing also noises of the amplifier.

    Therefore, it is very sensitive even to small metal objects (nuggets). To achive this, it was a very hard and long job.

    If you interested, may be I can put the pcb-board for the search coil here. Please ask me.

    I am now working an a new PCB-Coil, same size but lower inductance (tx-coils), bigger rx-coils, lower parasitric capacitance, single side pcb (the prior art was a double sided pcb-coil ;-) ).

    Aziz

  • #2
    Re: Concentric PCB-Coil

    Hello Aziz, could you send me the drawings of the PCB coil please, because i´m plan to build one as yours ?

    thanks
    capela

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    • #3
      Re: Concentric PCB-Coil

      OK, I would like to see your pcb's.
      Thanks, Al.

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      • #4
        Re: Concentric PCB-Coil

        I cannot post the pcb-image.
        Its too big (700-800 k Gif-file).
        I get error message!

        I´m sorry.
        Aziz

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        • #5
          Re: Concentric PCB-Coil

          Hello Aziz, that is not too big my friend, if you use WinZip or WinRar, you can make it smaller, are using a 56Kmodem or ADSL ?
          Do you have another mail box ?

          thanks.

          Capela

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          • #6
            pcb coil

            hallo aziz

            my name is ludmil barosov.
            i am from bulgaria
            my e-mail [email protected]



            is it posible to send me shematic of your pcb coil?
            what program do you use to build this coil?
            i am using PROTEL for my pcb.
            can buil this coil on protel?



            best regards :barossov
















            Originally posted by Aziz
            I am using a concentric PCB-Coil (ca. 20 cm diameter) and had phantastic measuring results:
            - very low temperature dependency
            - very thin dimension (ca. 3 mm)
            - very easy to build (just making a pcb-board)
            - no balancing needed (computer designed geometry - thus automatically balanced)
            - most of the area is for the rx-coil
            - combined small rx and big rx-coil (due to the geometry, the rx-coil is a spiral from the inner side to the outher side)
            - bigger transforming effect (nummer of turns for rx-coil is much more then for the tx-coils), to reduce the gain of the amplifier, thus reducing also noises of the amplifier.

            Therefore, it is very sensitive even to small metal objects (nuggets). To achive this, it was a very hard and long job.

            If you interested, may be I can put the pcb-board for the search coil here. Please ask me.

            I am now working an a new PCB-Coil, same size but lower inductance (tx-coils), bigger rx-coils, lower parasitric capacitance, single side pcb (the prior art was a double sided pcb-coil ;-) ).

            Aziz

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Aziz
              I am using a concentric PCB-Coil (ca. 20 cm diameter) and had phantastic measuring results:
              - very low temperature dependency
              - very thin dimension (ca. 3 mm)
              - very easy to build (just making a pcb-board)
              - no balancing needed (computer designed geometry - thus automatically balanced)
              - most of the area is for the rx-coil
              - combined small rx and big rx-coil (due to the geometry, the rx-coil is a spiral from the inner side to the outher side)
              - bigger transforming effect (nummer of turns for rx-coil is much more then for the tx-coils), to reduce the gain of the amplifier, thus reducing also noises of the amplifier.

              Therefore, it is very sensitive even to small metal objects (nuggets). To achive this, it was a very hard and long job.

              If you interested, may be I can put the pcb-board for the search coil here. Please ask me.

              I am now working an a new PCB-Coil, same size but lower inductance (tx-coils), bigger rx-coils, lower parasitric capacitance, single side pcb (the prior art was a double sided pcb-coil ;-) ).

              Aziz
              Hi, i have build the Clone PI MD and is woking fine, but i need to construct the best search coil for this machine. I m interested on coins. By now i can detect a 2 cms copper coing at 16 cms on free space.
              Any haelp will be appreciated
              In advance many thanks
              Nelson
              [email protected]

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              • #8
                Hello Aziz,
                Is this your coil? Wow..
                http://ibcoils.tripod.com/album/wien2.GIF

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                • #9
                  > Hi, i have build the Clone PI MD and is woking fine, but i need to construct the best search coil for this machine. I m interested on coins.

                  the photos were shared of a people (are not mine!!)
                  http://www.technoid.front.ru/photo/1.jpg
                  http://www.technoid.front.ru/photo/2.jpg
                  http://www.technoid.front.ru/photo/3.jpg
                  http://www.technoid.front.ru/photo/4.jpg

                  still one site on Clone PI
                  http://www.f-burn.ru/clonepi/index.html

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Aziz
                    I am using a concentric PCB-Coil (ca. 20 cm diameter) and had phantastic measuring results:
                    - very low temperature dependency
                    - very thin dimension (ca. 3 mm)
                    - very easy to build (just making a pcb-board)
                    - no balancing needed (computer designed geometry - thus automatically balanced)
                    - most of the area is for the rx-coil
                    - combined small rx and big rx-coil (due to the geometry, the rx-coil is a spiral from the inner side to the outher side)
                    - bigger transforming effect (nummer of turns for rx-coil is much more then for the tx-coils), to reduce the gain of the amplifier, thus reducing also noises of the amplifier.

                    Therefore, it is very sensitive even to small metal objects (nuggets). To achive this, it was a very hard and long job.

                    If you interested, may be I can put the pcb-board for the search coil here. Please ask me.

                    I am now working an a new PCB-Coil, same size but lower inductance (tx-coils), bigger rx-coils, lower parasitric capacitance, single side pcb (the prior art was a double sided pcb-coil ;-) ).

                    Aziz
                    Hello Aziz, could you send me the drawings of the PCB coil please, because i´m plan to build one as yours ?

                    Tank you
                    [email protected]

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