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Thanks for the circuit, works well, would you be able to tell me how many turns is needed for a 1/2 inch form......
also to increase the distance between the coils what can be done..... cheers, thanks heaps again for your help!! |
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For 1/2 inch diameter coils, transmit 11.8 turns #30, receive 10.7 turns #30. One way to be able to increase the spacing between coils, is to run the oscillator on higher voltage (more power).
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I've noticed that the 100 ohm resistor connected to the emitter of the tranny is getting quite warm - is this to be expected?
i'm running the circuit on a 12V DC 300mA plug pack...... the resistor is a 0.5w metal film type..... cheers |
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Power in the 100 ohm resistor is probably around 300 mW so it should be warm, but not painfully hot.
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it's getting warm enough that i can't hold on to it
would changing it to a 1w help?? cheers |
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Well---- I think the circuit must be operating inefficiently. Let me simulate the circuit and get back to you.
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The power in the 100 ohm resistor is about 800 mW, so yes use a 1 watt resistor. Also increase the 10K to 1 megohm for better efficiency.
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thankyou for your help, i will give those things a try...
cheers |
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