who have schematic for slow motion discriminate vlf metal detector ??
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I'm all for a slow motion detection, and compressed audio. For real slow motion you must take care about the 1/f noise in gain stages, or otherwise you get a very decent LRL. I'd go even as far as to replace FET input op amps with bipolar, or even a chopper.
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Originally posted by WM6 View PostProblem is thatossamaussama has something like gold at 6.66 meter deep, according horoscope, but he doesn't know where or what.
No my friend pi metal detector is deep but not good for gold
I know place where is gold. But cannot dig every were.
Any one test deep hunter will know what I mean slow motion needed for large Vlf DR coil
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Originally posted by Davor View PostI'm all for a slow motion detection, and compressed audio. For real slow motion you must take care about the 1/f noise in gain stages, or otherwise you get a very decent LRL. I'd go even as far as to replace FET input op amps with bipolar, or even a chopper.
You are smart
low gain but high saturation time give slow motion or no motion
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Well, almost. Compression gives you slow motion feel even with a machine that cuts motion well above 1Hz, but only for strong targets that get compressed. Small deep targets are not treated this way, and it is good to lower the HPF motion filter frequency to as low as possible to have that same feeling.
With lower frequency come 1/f and drift, which manifests as false targets, hence my LRL remark.
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Originally posted by Davor View PostWell, almost. Compression gives you slow motion feel even with a machine that cuts motion well above 1Hz, but only for strong targets that get compressed. Small deep targets are not treated this way, and it is good to lower the HPF motion filter frequency to as low as possible to have that same feeling.
With lower frequency come 1/f and drift, which manifests as false targets, hence my LRL remark.
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