Howdy folks! I have not posted for a while but since the ground is frozen it's time to build and experiment! I have been making small improvements with my own experiments lately tying to find the optimum sampling window with software. I have read elsewhere that others sample both negative an positive but up until lately I have only sampled positive. In the past, I never really paid much attention to the negative part of the signal swing while watching lissajous patterns on my scope but lately I have. Target patterns behave much like a "rubberband" pulled negative on the x - y axis and then released as targets pass the coil. It's apparent that the negative portion can provide much more reliable slope readings. But.. The Arduinos that I have been using cannot take a negative sample window that I'm aware of. By inverting the signal between the IDX and Arduino it takes some the uncertainty out of sampling, particularly when targets get really close to the coil. Besides adding a few components, does anyone know how to do negative sampling with the Arduino?
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