.................................................. ......................BYV26C.......... STTH1L06
Voltage (V_RRM)...................................... 600V............... 600V
Current (I_F) .............................................1A... .................. 1A
Forward Voltage (V_F @ 1A) ...............~1.7V...............~1.7V
Reverse Recovery Time (t_rr) .............≤50ns.............. ≤30ns
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Mine also arrived after 10 days.Originally posted by ivconic View PostThe PCBs have finally arrived!
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Before I start soldering the components; Carl, do you have any corrections or suggestions in the meantime?
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In the init code you will want to initialize one of the pulses to be 'On'.
If, for example, you want an inverted TxNPin you would do this:
TxNPin = On;
Then in the interrupt code change the pulse state of TxNPin:
In the 'case 0' section change it to
TxNPin = Off;
and in the 'case 1' section change it to
TxNPin = On;
Since it can be confusing to say the pulse is 'Off' when you are turning it on you might want to change this. In common.h you can add the following:
#define High 1
#define Low 0
Then you can say
TxNPin = Low;
TxNPin = High;
and it will make more sense.
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Currently the Txn and TxP pulses are like in the first picture.
I would like to change one of the pulses to be in the opposite direction like the second picture, but I don't know which part of the code I need to change to get such a result.2 Photos
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Hi, Carl, I'm waiting for my boards to arrive, but I want to try another pulse after testing the original, but can you tell me where in the code I should change only one pulse on the TX to be LOW, and I'll need this to test another generator, but I'll also use your circuit after it.
Thanks.
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Still waiting for the "historical" pcbs to arrive!
Hopefully within the next week... in the meantime I'm wasting my time on nonsense.
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PIC is much easier to program with Pickit2 and associated "uploading" software.
Once I build the original, it makes sense to continue porting the code to the Atmega.
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