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  • TO MR IVCONIC

    DEAR SIR

    AS I PREVIOUSLY STATED,I HAVE ASSEMBLED A TGSL BY YOUR CIRCUIT,A FETLESS ONE.

    I HAVE MADE TWO SETS OF COILS WITH LITTLE DIFFERENCES,ONLY FOR TRY-(I LIKE ANALYSIS)

    I HAVE FINISHED ASSEMBLING,CONECTING COILS(OVER A WOOD TABLE)
    AND WITH A PENNY USA,IN LESS THAN 30 SECONDS I GET ABOUT 22 CM.

    I'M SHURE THAT IF YOUR EQUIPEMENT IS CAREOUSLY ASSEMBLED("BY THE BOOK"),IT HAS NO ANY PROBLEM.

    IHAVE USED TL072 AND TL081,I'M WAITING FOR THE ORIGINALS.

    I ALSO ASSEMBLED A HH MONOCOIL,WITH INSTANT STARTING TOO.

    I WORK IN AUDIO (MAKE SOME AMPLIFIERS MEDIUM TO HIGH QUALITY)

    FOR SOME PEOPLE.

    MY WORK IS CAREOUSLY MADE.ANYBODY THAT WORKS LOGYCALLY,CAN START YOUR DESIGN.

    AND HH TOO..

    IN LIFE LEARN IS A NONSTOP WORK. I LIKE VERY MUCH YOUR BULLDOZER

    WAY.(I'M TOO).

    PLEASE,RECONSIDER YOUR DECISION.TOO MUCH PEOPLE(NEWBIES AND NOT SO NEWBIES APPRECIATE YOUR WORK AND YOUR WAY)

    I'M LEARNING ABOUT MD,AND YOU GIVE ME A BIG HAND WITH YOUR OPEN ANALYSYS.

    YOU TEACH ALL TIME.THIS IS VERY GENEROUS.

    I READ ALL YOUR POSTS.YOU HAVE A FAN HERE.MY LANGUAGE IS LIMITED.BUT I EXPECT THAT YOU UNDERSTAND THE OVERALL SENSE.

    HAVE A GOOD NIGHT,AND BETTER WAKE UP

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    • Originally posted by simonbaker View Post
      Yes, the TGSL is perfect. I'll put this curious spice circuit in another thread.

      Bye bye.

      -SB
      What a perverse miniature dishonest soul you are!? Now i realized! You and few other idiots here on this forum. A clan!

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      • What's happening now !?

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        • Originally posted by simonbaker View Post
          I am making Ivconic's TGSL Final PCB, but hand-wiring.

          I have a problem at output of U101b (LF353 disc signal).

          The output has jagged spikes on top of sine wave.

          I tried reducing amplitude of TX oscillator (by putting 7k resistor in place of R6 24k resistor). That made the "jaggies" go away - smooth sine output.

          So I simulated the circuit and adjusted the TX oscillator amplitude to grow slowly, and at a certain value I see the "jaggies" appear just before the LF353 inputs become saturated.

          Conclusion: the disc signal from LF353 can be distorted by large TX oscillator signal. That may be one reason for the JFet feedback in oscillator, to keep it from saturating the LF353 inputs.

          Do other people see this problem?

          I attached LTSpice images and circuit.

          Regards,

          -SB
          1. use longer simulation time... 5ms is not enough
          2. change c3 value up and down and notice the difference...
          3. what's going on ???

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          • Originally posted by Max View Post
            1. use longer simulation time... 5ms is not enough
            2. change c3 value up and down and notice the difference...
            3. what's going on ???
            3. I don't know what is going on. I may be an *** but I bend over backwards to be respectful all the time. But recent comments are not funny and in fact unfair, so I answered sarcastically. Then it gets worse. So I give up. I have always been one of his biggest fans, enjoyed his posts and great work, never intended any disrespect. I still love metal detector circuits and will continue to analyze and experiment; I believe that's what this forum is for.

            2. Which is C3? So many schematics.

            1. If input is pure sine wave, yes the "jaggies" will go away with time after initial start. But if input has "bump" or other sharp change, it causes oscillations again.

            Regards,

            -SB

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            • Originally posted by simonbaker View Post
              3. I don't know what is going on. I may be an *** but I bend over backwards to be respectful all the time. But recent comments are not funny and in fact unfair, so I answered sarcastically. Then it gets worse. So I give up. I have always been one of his biggest fans, enjoyed his posts and great work, never intended any disrespect. I still love metal detector circuits and will continue to analyze and experiment; I believe that's what this forum is for.

              2. Which is C3? So many schematics.

              1. If input is pure sine wave, yes the "jaggies" will go away with time after initial start. But if input has "bump" or other sharp change, it causes oscillations again.

              Regards,

              -SB
              Hi,
              the 100pf one... connected to LF353... it's also c3 in your simulation.

              Kind regards,
              Max

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              • Dear ivconic.
                It is not necessary to take offence. At each forum there is the "simonbaker".
                I have made two TGSL and both work well. Not having qualitative LF353 I have made
                Replacement on TL081. Now has made eldorado1265.
                I am happy. All metallodetektors are made from
                Old details. All depends on quality of details. Continue the activity at a forum.
                I always with impatience wait for your new messages.

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                • Hi...

                  What are these transistors name? anybody built it?
                  Attached Files

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                  • TRANSISTORS

                    BOTH BC 547

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                    • Thank you DEMAC...

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                      • Originally posted by LORD_EX
                        Hi ... TGS coil image . Is it treu ?


                        The scheme of connections of the coil and cable
                        http://mediapix.ru/pic.php?id=aa5e43...6d90e13ec7f328
                        http://mediapix.ru/pic.php?id=9bbfe6...b90fea0968e69d

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                        • It is connected as in ivconic

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                          • Hi all.
                            So will better.



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                            • Originally posted by simonbaker View Post

                              So I simulated the circuit and adjusted the TX oscillator amplitude to grow slowly, and at a certain value I see the "jaggies" appear just before the LF353 inputs become saturated.
                              simonbaker, could you to simulate up-dated one?
                              I hope it will good.

                              YOURS
                              Attached Files

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                              • So bad. Golden, Eldorado, Silver has one sensor.
                                And generator is adjusted under frequency of the sensor.
                                But that is offered nonsence.

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