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No ... you need to remove the damping resistor first, as the tool replaces it during testing. After adjustment for critical damping, remove the tool and measure its resistance with a multimeter. Then fit the nearest standard value fixed resistor.Originally posted by gonsaIo View PostDoes this include the damping resistor? I assume I have to connect this adjusting tool in series with the damping resistor, am I wrong?
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Watched the video. I find Rd=pi*L*F usually comes close to critical damped. Looks like your oscillation was around 235kHz(3.14*200uH*.235MHz=148ohms). 148ohms quite a bit different than 360ohms. Is the coil really underdamped or am I missing something?Originally posted by surfdetector View PostYou might find it of interest to watch these two videos that I did on the damping resistor jig and adjusting:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL...7Rd5MniTrONUBI
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The video was meant more to be a 30,000 Ft view of what the overall waveforms look like for those who had never seen them before rather than an attempt to match the results of the Rd formula. That being said, I don't actually recall which coil I was using for the video however it certainly wasn't anything as low as 200uH as all of mine are much higher and none of them are fast coils.Originally posted by green View PostWatched the video. I find Rd=pi*L*F usually comes close to critical damped. Looks like your oscillation was around 235kHz(3.14*200uH*.235MHz=148ohms). 148ohms quite a bit different than 360ohms. Is the coil really underdamped or am I missing something?
Cheers
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Maybe I miss understood when you stated the coil inductance?Originally posted by surfdetector View PostThe video was meant more to be a 30,000 Ft view of what the overall waveforms look like for those who had never seen them before rather than an attempt to match the results of the Rd formula. That being said, I don't actually recall which coil I was using for the video however it certainly wasn't anything as low as 200uH as all of mine are much higher and none of them are fast coils.
Cheers
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It certainly would not be the first time. I suppose that I could watch the video to confirm but I am supposed to be working on my spreadsheets.
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