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  • bernte_one
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    can we make separate threads for simple pi of Alex (narod.ru)

    and another thread for foxy pi?

    i would do active work on both Project, Goal is to create a layout for easy shield pcb for arduino nano

    best regards

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  • FoxyLab
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    My Arduino-based MD in action:
    Attached Files

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  • FoxyLab
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    I researched the loudness of my piezo element at different frequencies. As well as draw in datasheet, characteristic of very chaotic. However, I have found a series of frequencies 800 - 900 - 1000 - 1100 Hz with increasing volume (according to Android-application - from 54 to 69 dB).

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  • FoxyLab
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    My Arduino pulse metal detector: dynamic (motion) mode in action

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  • FoxyLab
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    Field test and search with my Arduino pulse metal detector 26.03.2016

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  • 6666
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    Hi Foxylab
    Thanks for the information, I have copied the sketch, and added the extra libraries from adafruit and jeelib

    the code compiles, but does throw up a warning about one line of code, but as you say its very very old.
    Cheers

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  • FoxyLab
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    Originally posted by 6666 View Post
    should there be a connection to VIN on the nano board ?
    No, not to VIN. Output of VR1 must be connected to "5V" pin of Arduino.

    Originally posted by 6666 View Post
    where do we download the software?
    Software currently in development, very-very old version (without menu, interrupts etc) can be downloaded from my GitHub : https://github.com/Dreamy16101976/foxyPIv1
    I will upload new version in the future.

    Originally posted by 6666 View Post
    Would your software work ok in Arduino UNO wihout any modification ?
    I will be studying this problem.

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  • 6666
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    Originally posted by FoxyLab View Post
    Hello! Thanks for link to my project.
    VR1 - DC-DC Boost Converter Step Up Module 1-5V to 5V 500mA Power Module New F5 from ebay

    Hi Foxylab thanks for the information on VR1, yes lots of modules on ebay, should there be a connection to VIN on the nano board ?
    where do we download the software thanks ?
    Would your software work ok in Arduino UNO wihout any modification ?

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  • FoxyLab
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    Originally posted by 6666 View Post
    Here is a link to the Foxy PI Arduino metal detector, looks interesting, but the power supply arrangement looks a bit unusual
    not sure about VR1.

    http://acdc.foxylab.com/node/47
    Hello! Thanks for link to my project.
    VR1 - DC-DC Boost Converter Step Up Module 1-5V to 5V 500mA Power Module New F5 from ebay

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  • daverave
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    Originally posted by joop View Post
    Anyone tried using an Arduino board to build a metal detector? Thinking about a pulse-induction type detector, like Andy's Chance detector.

    Would be nice as an open source project, with the code to be downloaded and modified to your needs. Maybe even with a custom arduino shield.
    Hi Joop....i would like to have a go at arduino to programme a lcd bar graph for a pulse detector...ive never done programming before and im very slow at learning this type of thing !!! do you think i could learn to do this ????

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  • Davor
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    Multifrequency? Why not. If you go with the BBS Tx excitation, you'll be able to process frequencies sequentially.

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  • torrente1976
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    I'm trying to make one VLF with arduino due benefits are more interesting I consegir drive a TFT LCD touch my siquiente step is to manufacture the coil to work at four frequencies at the same time 4khz 24kHz. My double D coil will ohn I am with design

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  • 6666
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    Here is another project.

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  • 6666
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    Foxy PI

    Here is a link to the Foxy PI Arduino metal detector, looks interesting, but the power supply arrangement looks a bit unusual
    not sure about VR1.

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  • Shade
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    Arduino metal detector schematic diagram, PCB Lay up please, test results are also interested in air or drawings that are proven coil. Thank you very much ! I may also look forward to my email address.


    [email protected]

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