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i call first pulse delay by DISC but it is not disc in real, i must adapt all terminology on kitchen wifes level, level zero, just as mainlycustomers have zero level in the electronics.
in real this is distinction small-big. for big target increase first pulse delay to 120us and more. experiment on what you have and what you want to find up.
frequency here does nothing. that is not same detector kinda where you can get advantage on freq increasing, 120 or 300 Hz does not have a value.
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Finally people are realizing this flaw.
This diode (4148 burns easily, even good brands fail (may happen when you leave width (pulse width) rotated all the way up to 500us and then you switch on the power).
Just use higher power diodes, I'm using 2 x MUR120.
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Originally posted by eclipse View PostFinally people are realizing this flaw.
This diode (4148 burns easily, even good brands fail (may happen when you leave width (pulse width) rotated all the way up to 500us and then you switch on the power).
Just use higher power diodes, I'm using 2 x MUR120.
They supposed to burn fast and protect the rest of circuitry in case if something goes wrong.
I never really counted; but i think that i made 70-75 Delta Pulse diys so far and ONLY ONCE i had case one of those two to burn.
I am afraid in case if 1N400x is put there and if something goes wrong; the rest of circuitry will be pretty much trashed out.
Since Delta Pulse is mostly made by hobbyists and in huge percentage on pcb design posted by KT315 long time ago (my most favorite pcb); most probably the huge majority of those diys are made on double sided boards BUT without metalized vias and holes; therefore all the components with soldering pads on both sides are soldered also on both sides.
I can't imagine the "pain" to remove some components soldered like that in case something goes wrong!
That's why is better to have easy approachable "weak point" which will break first in such cases and later been easy replaceable.
But i could be wrong too...
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The diodes provide small offset voltage (~1.4V) for the middle point voltage (GND) so you have 12V - 1.4V = 10.6V / 2 = 5.3V for +E; -5.3V for -E
So they don't protect anything. If you have limited the pulse width to let say reasonable number 350-400us it will probably be okay for years of usage.
I've managed to burn the diode (414on probably 5th usage (and on the field!, 50km away from home not able to de-solder anything) with 1 meter dug hole on strong signal.
Mosfet was fried like shish-kebab. Imagine the disappointment.
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