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Hi all iam using dbp 2010 pulse induction metal detector if any one can explain for me the sampling stage and the upper pcb the 3op amps and cd4066
Thx for all
As long as you don't touch it and try to "improve" it...!
Taking into account it is rather old design; it performs quite decent for standard PI.
Just use it, don't try to change it.
It is "timing" stage, adjusted for optimal performances.
It's been published several times on these forums, you may use "search" option to find it.
I have cloned the dbp 2010 about 24 years trademark of it sniffer xr71 I do like so much thats why iam looking for the timing explanation
Regards
Ok.
To be more precise; it is actually a sort of "filter" configured as sample and hold, serves here for ground canceling.
Portion of signal is capacitively evaluated and than stored, stored value is then compared with the received signal.
I don't see what more there can be improved, without changing major concept.
It's pretty straightforward circuit, easy to understand.
Here is the schematic;
On second thought...
it can be improved further actually!
It can be improved to act as sort of "automatic" option, to accumulate and average ground signal in some given time domain.
But that's quite another story...
On second thought...
it can be improved further actually!
It can be improved to act as sort of "automatic" option, to accumulate and average ground signal in some given time domain.
But that's quite another story...
I do like to know what the transistors functining and whats the point that t4 and t5 conected as diodes
Transistors connected in that way are often used to substitute high speed low leakage diodes.
I guess author hadn't proper diodes available at the time and therefore used transistors in such way.
Although i understand German; i can't find detailed explanation in original article about author's reasons.
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