Ah, now I see that there is an smd pcb version, which is why the schematic shows BAV99
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Are you sure that this is the same circuit? I cant see a second 14 pin IC on the board.
I flipped my diode and i got -5V without coil. But the detector still does not work.
I dont have negative voltage with coil and without mosfet.
I need to check the other chips.
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I dont exactly know what you mean with polarized. I can measure 0,64kHz at the Mosfet Gate to GND, so i think they are ok.
I also know that the one for the speaker is ok because i can hear the sound.
My microcontroller sound is not the same as the one in the videos.
Problem is that i only have 1,5V negative voltage with connected coil.
I also get a steady tone which disappears when i touch the MOSFET. (without coil)
I also forgot to check the MOSFET before i soldered it in.
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I saw that i dont always have 640Hz pulse.
I think thats why i had 1,5 Volts.
When i have pulse the everything looks fine (with coil connected, without mosfet)
Voltages are ok.
So i decided to put OP1 back in.
I get -8V negative and 11V positive voltage when i insert OP1 (NE5534) , i used a new one for this test.
I cant test the pulse with my DSO i think i got a faulty one, i can not adjust the picture and it doesnt work always.
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Sorry to say, but it appears that you are going around in circles.
The project definitely works.
Here is discussion of Eddy' project. The entire thread is dedicated to surf pi, including microcontroller version.
Use chrome browser for translation to English.
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One more thing, there was a small error with the silkscreen for D2, so you have to assume that there could be other small discrepancies. I would check over the pcb, comparing it to the schematic. Make sure everything checks out OK.
Maybe I will try to make it myself, I think it is nice little project.
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