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[gmeast]

Hi everyone,

I've completed the design and testing of a twin Hall effect control for the CDI system I've built. The diagram shows looking down into the distributor with cap and rotor removed. It's somewhat pictorial. One hall effect sensor is for the charge pulse and the other is for the discharge pulse. The 2.2k ohm resistors play a dual role. First, each acts as a pull-up resistor. When one of the magnets (little squares on the rotor) passes by the sensor, the 'minus' wire from the sensor goes to high impedance and the 2.2k resistor yanks the 'plus' side of the Mosfet opto up and turning the Mosfet "on". When the window has passed, the sensor yanks it to ground and the Mosfet is turned "off" again. The other purpose of the 2.2k resistor is as a current limiter for the Mosfet's opto. circuitry.

This can also be accomplished with just one sensor but would require a "break before make" inverted signal for the opposite circuit. It's easier to add a sensor and resistor than it is to design, build and troubleshoot a circuit ... for me anyway.

Peace,

Greg

[jstadwater]

@gmeast

Thanks for posting your latest schematics, YOU THE MAN!!!

[gmeast]

@gmeast

Thanks for posting your latest schematics, YOU THE MAN!!!

Hi,

Your welcome.  The first diagram of the distributor serves the function of the SPDT switch represented in the lower left of the second diagram.  This might clear up some things if it was confusing.  Or is it confusing now?

Greg

[jstadwater]

@Greg

Thank you, and no it's not at all confusing now. The only request I have is, could you briefly touch on how and what type isolation transformer you are using? What role does it play exactly, and since I don't CURRENTLY have one, could this keep me from frying inverters on a daily basis. Sorry for asking if you have already answered these questions somewhere else.

Later.....................Mike

[nyloncylon]

@groundloop

You use the LSI-100T transformer in your circuit. See they sell them in audio component shops. I found two similar looking transformers in my basement, but there are no markings on them except: "Inter technik 6,8mH 3,0ÃÆ'Ã,¸. The copper wire is probably 3mm(?). This beast could crush a toe or two if dropped!
Can i use this instead of the LSI-100T in a 230v ac setup?

NC