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  • jap
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    Hi Watanabe
    -u Inductance is 282uH.
    - IF u do not adj. -v=-5v it no work.that u can not adj. offset.
    best time
    j.

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  • Watanabe
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    Originally posted by Davor View Post
    It may appear as a square even if everything else works well. The exponential drop of the signal may certainly look as square. So what do you do to obtain a square?
    adjusting P1, TP2 is square:

    T = 1,6ms; +V = 4V ; -V = 1,8V (characteristics of TP2).

    Thanks.

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  • Watanabe
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    Originally posted by Qiaozhi View Post
    TP2 is at the output of the preamp, and the signal is seriously underdamped. If you have a 380R damping resistor fitted, then the problem is probably your coil. What is its inductance?
    I used:
    24 AWG
    20 turns
    23cm diameter
    R= +- 1.9 ohm
    Inductance i don't know...


    Thanks


    (still don't works......)

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  • jap
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    Originally posted by Watanabe View Post



    I think the problem is in the negative voltage (V-).
    V- is equal at -2.8 V.
    The correct value would be -5V??


    Thank you.
    Hi Watanabe
    -To get -V=-5v ---> test & change u6,C13,C14,C15,,,[Make sure the polarity].
    best time
    j.

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  • Davor
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    It may appear as a square even if everything else works well. The exponential drop of the signal may certainly look as square. So what do you do to obtain a square?

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  • Qiaozhi
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    Originally posted by Watanabe View Post
    I can eliminate oscillation.
    I can make TP2 be square.
    Is this right??? TP2 = square???
    but still don't work...


    Thanks
    TP2 is at the output of the preamp, and the signal is seriously underdamped. If you have a 380R damping resistor fitted, then the problem is probably your coil. What is its inductance?

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  • Watanabe
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    I can eliminate oscillation.
    I can make TP2 be square.
    Is this right??? TP2 = square???
    but still don't work...


    Thanks

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  • Davor
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    You have some serious oscillation there. With correct 380ohm you could not have such huge oscillation.

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  • Watanabe
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    R6 (380R)? No.
    Acting in P1, can leave TP2 square. This is right?


    I think the problem is in the negative voltage (V-).
    V- is equal at -2.8 V.
    The correct value would be -5V??


    Thank you.

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  • Qiaozhi
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    Originally posted by Watanabe View Post
    [ATTACH=CONFIG]22148[/ATTACH]

    ???
    (still don't work...)
    ...
    Have you, by some chance, forgotten about the damping resistor?

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  • Watanabe
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    (still don't work...)
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  • Watanabe
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    Originally posted by jap View Post
    Hi Watanabe
    Test pointes -TP1 for test frq.,TP2 for test offset ,TP3 for test sample 1 ,TP4 for test sample 2.
    best time
    j.
    Thanks Jap

    ;-)

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  • sdesic
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    It is Surf PI Pro, must read all about it ?
    Two coils ?
    Is it better in field ?

    Originally posted by bernte_one View Post
    http://www.geotech1.com/forums/showt...516#post149516
    look there- download the attachment

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  • bernte_one
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    If you have a schematic to share, post it here. Please read the Intro post for rules on posting schematics.

    look there- download the attachment

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  • sdesic
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    Downloaded Sprint Layout demo, works fine...

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