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  • Technologyh
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    We need files all thank you

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  • Technologyh
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    PCB

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  • Technologyh
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    We want the plan kicad pls

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  • Mr.Jaick
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    Originally posted by moodz View Post
    So I am over renovating bathrooms now ....

    Progressing some development on the Bimodal PI-VLF ...

    Here are some waveforms in a youtube video ..and some further bi-modal descriptions ...

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhA3tgyP1YI

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1WmQAyF9gA

    moodz
    Nice demo videos, now I know you might be a bit busy, but would you please check your DM, I've provided you with some new information.
    Thank you.

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  • Mdtoday
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    Originally posted by moodz View Post
    So I am over renovating bathrooms now ....

    Progressing some development on the Bimodal PI-VLF ...

    Here are some waveforms in a youtube video ..and some further bi-modal descriptions ...

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhA3tgyP1YI

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1WmQAyF9gA

    moodz
    Nice work Moodz!

    Yeah, I know what you mean about renovations, getting trades can be painful.
    I've been waiting for the plumber to return to finish of a job for nearly 3 months....

    cheers

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  • moodz
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    So I am over renovating bathrooms now ....

    Progressing some development on the Bimodal PI-VLF ...

    Here are some waveforms in a youtube video ..and some further bi-modal descriptions ...

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhA3tgyP1YI

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1WmQAyF9gA

    moodz

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  • moodz
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    Originally posted by Sean_Goddard View Post
    Well, I always thought Moodz was a genius, now it's confirmed!
    No just Mad. I started a bathroom renovation and it seems to be sucking up all my spare time.

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  • Sean_Goddard
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    Well, I always thought Moodz was a genius, now it's confirmed!

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  • IBGold
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    Originally posted by Mdtoday View Post

    I think it is 1K

    cheers
    600 OHMS as far as I know.

    Regards, Ian.

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  • Mdtoday
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    Originally posted by Altra View Post
    ML DD coils have a built-in damping resistor for the rx side. Don't remember the value?
    I think it is 1K

    cheers

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  • Altra
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    ML DD coils have a built-in damping resistor for the rx side. Don't remember the value?

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  • moodz
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    Question: On a DD coil ( this is a minelab ) ... what impedance should be loaded across the RX .. if any ?

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  • moodz
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    Originally posted by Altra View Post

    In theory it is possible what I proposed above. But after a second thought it may be a challenge. The very narrow sample window during the transition (<3us ) could be a limitation? A THS pi can have a typical half sine width of 30-200us to sample from, so lots of signal to work with. If anything, you may be able to do fe/non-fe determination? Worth exploring. Thanks for posting your projects
    I have modified a MAGPI 3 board to act as a controller / RX for the BPCCPI TX and can sample down to 100 nanoseconds minimum width with 20 nanosecond timing resolution.
    Have breadboarded the circuit ... The pic below shows the gate switch ( yellow ) the output of the first preamp .. gain = 10 ( blue ) and the flyback voltage ( pink ) at the coil.

    The sampler is followed by a high gain diff integrator and 12 bit ADC into the micro.

    Will see what happens.

    moodz

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  • moodz
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    Originally posted by green View Post
    Is the tilt polarity correct for the green trace post #22? Why less tilt for the blue trace?
    With the ground present the viscous matrix absorbs energy from the H field but does not return it during flyback. Any energy losses ( or returns ) will affect the tilt.

    Thats my understanding anyway.

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  • Altra
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    Originally posted by moodz View Post

    I will try your method first though Altra .... noting also the other comments from G.
    In theory it is possible what I proposed above. But after a second thought it may be a challenge. The very narrow sample window during the transition (<3us ) could be a limitation? A THS pi can have a typical half sine width of 30-200us to sample from, so lots of signal to work with. If anything, you may be able to do fe/non-fe determination? Worth exploring. Thanks for posting your projects

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