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  • reptooyep
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    Your detector looks very nice but the thread deals with QUASAR AVR, not ARM version.
    But if you can help me to resolve my probles, i'll appreciate a lot.

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  • star
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    quasar arm
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  • reptooyep
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    Without resistors, the hexfet is not driven and the tx on coil is null.
    With the resistors, the irf7105 and the two diodes becomes very hot and the supply fail (too much current).
    On the tiny version, they are no such resistors. I realy don't understaand .
    I have a nice TX0 signal from mcu and the wiring is good

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  • reptooyep
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    On the TX circuit, i put 1kohm (like on shematic) parallel to the 1n4148 diodes that control the gates of the hexfet.
    Those resistors do not appear on quasar_tiny layout.
    Maybe i should take them out and see what appens ?
    What are they used for ?

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  • ripsdevala
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    Thanks for the hint repto, i will work it now.

    add 100n both in and out, and change c22 to elco

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  • reptooyep
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  • ripsdevala
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    I only have original schematic, please take a look...
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  • 6666
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    A 7805 will give 5 volts out as long as you wire it correctly, but it needs about 7 volts input for proper regulation, and the legs need to be bypassed so it does not oscillate Do you have a schematic to see what voltage you would have on the input ?

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  • ripsdevala
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    Too long with delivery, 1 month, i think i should make desAlex board instead...

    What if i use only input ground and output 7805, is that okay?, its will have +5v, right???

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  • 6666
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    Originally posted by ripsdevala View Post
    Im stuck with LM2941 can find anyhere, i read that i can use 7805, anyone know how to use 3 pin to 5 pin adjustable Lm2941? I plan to use 12v battery
    [ATTACH]39904[/ATTACH]

    I can see lots on ebay.

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  • ripsdevala
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    Im stuck with LM2941 can find anyhere, i read that i can use 7805, anyone know how to use 3 pin to 5 pin adjustable Lm2941? I plan to use 12v battery
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  • Artyom
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    Hi! Do not waste time and money on the construction of this device. Much better device FORTUNE 2M. Here all the information - http://alltech.at.ua/forum/3-135-1

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  • horbei
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    The could only get hot if they are soldered in wrong direktion.

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  • reptooyep
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    Hello,
    After many troubles, the unit finaly power on ... for few seconds only..
    I've changed the MCP633 (internal short cut) , the regulator (burnt cause of the MCP633) and the MCU a second time (the first time, it was not bad but i though it was).
    The board drains 1.5A !!!, the MURS diodes become very HOT with or without coil ..

    I now have to check the TX stage

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  • horbei
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    hard to say, maybe a Picture of the Board could be usefull.

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