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  • 1843
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    Final schematic

    Here's the final schematic.
    Click image for larger version

Name:	PI-111_Final.GIF
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ID:	321977

    Best regards,
    1843

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  • 1843
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    Originally posted by ivconic View Post
    Yes you are right. But i respected your schematic!? I dont have any other schematic here!?!?!
    I also feel very,very sorry for your case...pitty!

    Where of my schematic has two opamps opposite in gain configuration? Please show it.

    Update your PCB with respect to my second schematicHERE. There's only a dual opamp(TL072), and nothing else.

    Regards,
    1843

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  • ivconic
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    Yes you are right. But i respected your schematic!? I dont have any other schematic here!?!?!
    I also feel very,very sorry for your case...pitty!

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  • 1843
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    Originally posted by ivconic View Post
    Ha,ha,ha...what makes you think that way? I am not using autoroute at all.
    All was routed manually. Of course always can be better and better.
    Except Atmel issue here i dont see other problems, reffering signal paths.
    Repost the PCB again, I'm showing you a list of obvious errors!

    A few errors I remember are:
    1. The first opamp was in non-inverting configuration, while the second(TL071 in your case) was in inverting...
    2. I didn't see any FB resistor for the second opamp!
    3. The battery connector only supplied the 7660 chip!

    I'm sorry for you...
    1843

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  • barry
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    I happy to have a shot at design of PCB. Will start on it tonight. If I get good progress I will post up progress and hopefully some input from someone who knows RF design better than me.

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  • ivconic
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    Originally posted by 1843 View Post
    Of course, why not? Use PM please.



    Ivconic,

    You seem don't have any experience in designing PCB... Have you used autoroute?
    Please see the Minediver-1 from pulsedetektor.de... it has an ATmega8...

    Because of using classic offset adjustment, any opamps can be tested and used.
    NE5532 is better than TL072.

    Best regards,
    1843
    Ha,ha,ha...what makes you think that way? I am not using autoroute at all.
    All was routed manually. Of course always can be better and better.
    Except Atmel issue here i dont see other problems, reffering signal paths.
    All the major "hot spots" are solved pretty descently.
    Personally i would like to hear more detailed remarks. Keep on mind that i limited this previously, saying it will be single layer, through hole and with conventional components...
    Minediver...yes i will check that. BTW those project from there are not some reference for to be taken seriously... Neither one from there worth minute of our attention here. Take my words or think whatever you want...same to me.
    But hey, never mind... you keep asking post by post someone to draw pcb so i wanted just to start this from point zero. Better to have some start than nothing? Or maybe is better to continue asking for pcb next 120 pages here?

    What was with code for that Atmel? I dont see it?
    Never mind...forget...act like i never posted anything here. Would be good admin to delete my previous posts...
    Sheeeshhh...

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  • 1843
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    Originally posted by hobbes_lives View Post
    Hi 1843,

    A few months ago, I was working on a very similar design using a Microchip dsPIC30 series microcontroller. I could not achieve much sensitivity when sampling right after the preamp stage, as you are also doing in your design.

    I am curious about the algorithm that you are using in your program. Can you please explain your algorithm?
    Of course, why not? Use PM please.

    Originally posted by ivconic View Post
    Preliminary...

    Now...we need only .hex for Atmel....

    Waiting You and Carl to decide which one of opamps is best i decided to put both; NE5534 and TL071....booooahahahahahahaaaa!
    Ivconic,

    You seem don't have any experience in designing PCB... Have you used autoroute?
    Please see the Minediver-1 from pulsedetektor.de... it has an ATmega8...

    Because of using classic offset adjustment, any opamps can be tested and used.
    NE5532 is better than TL072.

    Best regards,
    1843

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  • ivconic
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    Second tought; did i used right dip there? It is pdip or what? Just listed first page of this topic and saw photo .... not pdip there!?
    Shame... however, small piggy can be put over main pcb with narrowed clearence if needed....on Atmel place...
    Never worked with Atmels so far...that's why am i confused...

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  • ivconic
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    Preliminary...

    Now...we need only .hex for Atmel....

    Waiting You and Carl to decide which one of opamps is best i decided to put both; NE5534 and TL071....booooahahahahahahaaaa!
    Last edited by Qiaozhi; 01-30-2009, 10:52 AM. Reason: Ivconic requested the image to be removed.

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  • hobbes_lives
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    Hi 1843,

    A few months ago, I was working on a very similar design using a Microchip dsPIC30 series microcontroller. I could not achieve much sensitivity when sampling right after the preamp stage, as you are also doing in your design.

    I am curious about the algorithm that you are using in your program. Can you please explain your algorithm?

    I had tried various sampling routines, and was using a moving average routine to simulate the integrator that is found in an analog PI. I could not get the results that I desired, and had to put the project on the back burner for a while.

    Perhaps you have an algorithm that will do the trick?

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  • ivconic
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    For those interested here is empty shape of that pcb...I suggest a sort of competition here...let's use this shape and draw pcb's..
    Later we can vote for the best..
    Attached Files

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  • ivconic
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    Would it be TL072 or NE5532 finally!?
    Please establish final schematic and i will be glad to try to draw pcb for it.
    I have limited possibilities; single sided, through hole pcb, if suits your demands. Dimensions... i would try to respect dimesnions of some standard enclosure. First came to my mind is already done; shape and dimensions for enlosure simillar to Fisher1265 enclosure. For me best so far.
    So...post final schematic and we can start drawing.
    Oh one more thing...i can programm any PIC but can not Atmel, dont have programmer and dont have any experience with Atmels...
    Cheers!

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  • Carl-NC
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    TL072 probably isn't fast enough... use a NE5532 or two 5534's.

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  • 1843
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    New Schematic

    Hi, Here's the new schematic:
    Click image for larger version

Name:	PI-111_New.GIF
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ID:	321964

    Thanks to Carl for his suggests. Now the PI's components are even easier to get!

    Best regards,
    1843

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  • 1843
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    Originally posted by Pennyweight View Post
    Hi 1843,
    one of my technicians tells me that your design seems rather good but he likes Carl's additions too. Are you going to implement all of his suggestions?
    If so, an update of your schematic should be posted.
    Hi Dwt,
    Glad to see a nice person wants to design a PCB!

    I am uploading the modified schematic in a week.
    I'm going to use a 2-stage preamp with classic offset adjustment.

    The FB diode and 7660's sync cannot be used as I tested them currently.

    Thanks,
    1843

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