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Also using of ADA4610 as input RX stage with 30nV voltage noise at 2Hz will reduce drastically the distance of recognizing of the targets.
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Hi hunter63,
My comments: With the first delay of 10-20us forget about small objects. This project is like wearing a boxing glove to swat flies - but without success! Too many expensive parts for very disappointing results.
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They are not difficult, usually on two transistors, three LEDs, a zener diode and that's it
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Okay, no I don't have any battery test diagrams. They can be tricky and depend on the battery type being used.
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Hello
They are not very expensive, around 16E, you can easily buy them at TME.EU
You can use a lower power one, much cheaper, but I used it with reserve. Do you have a BT.Test diagram?
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You might want to consider a different power supply configuration. The AM10CW-2405D-NZ are very expensive and appear hard to find. Maybe there is an alternative brand?Originally posted by hunter63 View PostHello I am resuming the topic of GoldScan, as I promised, I am posting a freshly developed diagram.
https://www.findchips.com/search/AM10CW-2405D-NZ
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Hello I am resuming the topic of GoldScan, as I promised, I am posting a freshly developed diagram.Attached FilesTags: None
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