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I made white 3900 d and good works but disc not work
I want post PCB to forum but can,t
pleas help me
thanks
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Discrim will not work with poorly constructed coil. You must replicate original 6B coil parameters, namely the inductances (Rx and Tx) with correct gauge wire, and resonant frequencies must be precise(including the null phase). Otherwise your phase shifter circuitry will be out of range and you will be gating the Rx sample at the wrong point.
I am assuming that you have a gating pulse since your detector is working.
Discrim will not work with poorly constructed coil. You must replicate original 6B coil parameters, namely the inductances (Rx and Tx) with correct gauge wire, and resonant frequencies must be precise(including the null phase). Otherwise your phase shifter circuitry will be out of range and you will be gating the Rx sample at the wrong point.
I am assuming that you have a gating pulse since your detector is working.
Hello. Do you know the data of the original coil? Share the information with the person.
I wonder, if C8 with 1 nF in RX circuit is the correct value? Because to get near resonance with TX 6,5 khz, you need 600 mH for RX coil.
Bingo!
I don't know the parameters of the 6B coil, but interestingly the whites 6DB coinmaster metal detector uses the same "6B" coil.
The schematic for the 6DB shows two caps in parallel with Rx coil, a 2.2nF and a 22nF for a total of 24.7nF. This would be around what I would expect. I think the Rx resonant frequency is less than 6.5 kHz.
I'll do some more research.
All the schematics I have looked at are the same, 1nF for C8. Even a pic of the original PCB shows C8 and a similar size C6, which interestingly is also 1nF.
The part numbers are consitent with the schematic and both boards. I traced the Rx to C8 on the board in the pic, so it is correct. But I can't see the value of the capacitor.
Maybe the original 6B coil has a capacitor internally? But the 6DB schematic does not show this.
I cannot find any data on the 6B coil, but from the whites loop guide, it shows the 3900 uses the 6B coil.
Hold your horses, the whites coinmaster 6000D also uses the 6B coil, and that schematic does indeed show a 1nF capacitor!!
So the 1nF capacitor for C8 in the 3900 is correct it would seem.
CONCLUSION: THERE IS MOST LIKELY AN INTERNAL CAPACITOR IN THE 6B COIL HOUSING.
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