Thanks for the mods.
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Another minor change: R24 from 4.7k to 1k. Only 10% of the pot (from 1k to 0) was in use really. Dropping the value to 1k puts the pot roughly in the middle when well biased which now allows me to drop the coil inductance further and increase current. Although I prefer to run it on around 70 mA.
I've managed 23 cm to a £ coin using a 26 cm coil so far and will try with a larger coil but do not think I can improve it much further.
The pulse duration is set in code. If I can have the source I can recompile to increase it and see if it improves things.
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http://users.telenet.be/willaert/MD/...technical.html
Technology: pulse induction Power supply: 12VDC [10 - 14 VDC] Current consumption: 115 mA Pulse frequency: 500 Hz can be increased by coding? Pulse width: 100 µs can be increased by coding? Audio output: 2 Hz - 1 kHz (logarithmic) Low battery indicator: less than 10 V : audio tone Sensitivity linear adjustable with potmeter 0 - 5 VDC
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The pulse width is hard coded -- was 100 microseconds and is now 120 microseconds.
The pulse interval is hard coded: 512 microseconds * 4 = 2048 microseconds = 488 Hz - as you measured.
The sensitivity potmeter determines the number of samples from the time domain measurement that are accumulated ( added up ).
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hello would like to know how to burn the hex pickini v3, you can send me a adapdor rs232 and the best program to record the pic 12f1840, 12f1840 pic I have two and would like to mount this your detector, it looks very good thank .atenciosamente
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Originally posted by americano View Posthello would like to know how to burn the hex pickini v3, you can send me a adapdor rs232 and the best program to record the pic 12f1840, 12f1840 pic I have two and would like to mount this your detector, it looks very good thank .atenciosamente
If you have a com port go here: https: //www.olimex.com/Products/PIC/Programmers/ and buy PIC-PG2. Free software you will find here: http://picpgm.picprojects.net/download.html.
I personally doubt that the RS232 adapter for USB port will work correctly.
How to operate the software you will read a help file in the program.
Success!
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I am using the PICKIT3 programmer:
http://www.microchip.com/Development...artNO=PG164130
in combination with MPLab. The target microcontroller to be programmed can be powered via the USB programmer 5V supply.
For software development in 'C', I am using mikroC :
http://www.mikroe.com/mikroc/
Have fun,
- Bernard
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hi
i can't download any thing from http://users.telenet.be/willaert/MD/.../pickini_en/V3 because the link not open for me!!!
can you upload all file here?
many thanks
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Originally posted by 6666 View Post
please if you can, upload all files here
regardsAttached Files
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