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  • salih
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    Where is the problem

    in my SMW I have problem There is an inverse relationship between sensitivity and volume key . When the sound is low Detecting coin in the air 40cm . When the sound is high Detecting coin in the air 29cm. I use BC517 Instead of MPSA13. help.
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  • walkman
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    But bd 180 wrong. Turn to 180 degree
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  • mst
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    .

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  • emoxristov
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    Thank you all for your help.

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  • Davor
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    BF245B ... it has almost exact Ugso range and it is made symmetrical (drain and source are interchangeable)

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  • kt315
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    .....
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  • emoxristov
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    Help me to analogues of the transistor TIS75

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  • mst
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    nice

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  • Davor
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    Looks good.

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  • walkman
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    add video

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  • Davor
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    These are just all the specifications put together, a 555 audio version, Tx running with 470n at 7.2kHz and producing 8.6Vac, Rx tuned to 8.2kHz with 1nF capacitor (which is the part I don't quite understand).

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  • walkman
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    Originally posted by emoxristov View Post
    My SMW 555 TX-470nf - 7.7Khz- 8.6 Vac/ RX- 1nf - 8.2 Khz
    I can't understand
    you smw 555 tx balance 470nf rx balance 1nf is that so?

    also amplitude 7,7khz

    but 8,6vac and 8,2 khz

    how and where to set?

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  • emoxristov
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    By increasing the frequency is not possible to make a primer and becomes unstable with false tone.7-8 Khz works best . amplitude is greater than 10 volts is not stable.

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  • Davor
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    This version of oscillator is way better than the typical oscillators in popular VLF builds, but there is also a catch... you can't use it with any coil. The coil for this Tx must float, so it must not have any of the ends connected to a shield.

    In case you build your own coil it is not a problem at all. The op amp takes care that the conduction is precisely 50:50 so the 2nd harmonic will be greatly suppressed, and purity of signal will depend mostly on how the supply voltage is pure.

    The same job would be performed even better with a real balanced oscillator, as you have to have a Tx coil floating anyway. The advantage of a balanced mode operation is that a net E-field of such coil in operation is zero, so capacitive feedback from Tx to Rx coils is off the table and better balance is achieved. With single ended operation a net E-field of a coil is half the voltage across the Tx coil, and capacitive feedback limits the depth of achievable balance.

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  • emoxristov
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    My SMW 555 TX-470nf - 7.7Khz- 8.6 Vac/ RX- 1nf - 8.2 Khz

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