Switching device for coil

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hamey34

New Member

• Sep 30, 2009

• #1

Hi,
I am in need of a circuit that is driven by a signal generator that will supply voltage/amperage to a coil for experimental purposed. the coils require 3 to 12 volts to drive them. The coil needs to be driven with square wave with a very crisp cut off of the voltage.

thanks Ian

 

jakeselectronics

Member

• Sep 30, 2009

• #2

Wouldn't happen to be for electrolysis, or for a hydrogen fuel cell would it?

 

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hamey34

New Member

• Sep 30, 2009

• #3

No it is for a winding made out of alluminum foil drawing about 3 to 4 amps

 

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BrownOut

Banned

• Sep 30, 2009

• #4

**broken link removed** Configure common emitter, with your coil connected between VCC and the collector.

 

Last edited: Sep 30, 2009

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hamey34

New Member

• Sep 30, 2009

• #5

Could you be more specific I am a bit of a newbie

 

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BrownOut

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• Sep 30, 2009

• #6

Don't know enough about your system to be more specific. I can only offer general advice with what you've provided.

 

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hamey34

New Member

• Sep 30, 2009

• #7

My signal gen can put out up to 2 volts and the coil I am dviving is made out of aluminum foil with a resistance of .3 ohm I have two of them so I can put them in series.... .6 ohm would need to be low voltage driving them to hold the amperage down.