Originally posted by Dennis the Mennis
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Also bear in mind that the TGS version that you built does not have as high voltage for the TX signal (because of the JFet stabilizer), and therefore probably will not have as much depth as the TGSL versions. So that may explain some air depth limitations you observe, although you have achieved some pretty good numbers.
It also explains why your LF353 pin 1 looks more clean than most TGSL versions -- you only have one little spike instead of lots of spikes. The lower TX signal does not overdrive the LF353 to cause ringing.
I think ApBerg perhaps assumes your graph is the RX signal rather than the sync pulse driver signal, and is suggesting some tuning of the RX caps -- which is not a bad idea in general to try, although you may have already done that.
Yes, it's a good time to start another project! You can learn a lot when you have several boards and several coils to compare. We'll look forward to your results.
Cheers,
-SB
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