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  • #16
    I have found the problem. These breadboards have the power rails divided at the middle and that was the problem. Added some jumpers and now it works.
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    The Preamp output waveform:
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    • #17
      Now I have another doubt, in the attached 2 images, the best preamp null should be when the DVM measures the most near possible around 0v?

      Preamp null at 2.3v

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      Preamp null at 32mv

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      My doubt is just because in the first image, the wave form looks better than in the second case, in which the preamp null is near 0v.

      Thanks.

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      • #18
        Here is a small vĂ­deo of it detecting for the first time, no my plan is to improve the code and use a better ADC than the 12 bits infernal one
        Testing homemade pulse induction metal detector based on Stm32 MCU.#shorts #metaldetecting #stm32 #treasurehunt

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