Bedini with microprocesor

[piceeprom]

Thnx CTG Labs!!

I think i know enough for know, to start building!

i let you know when i first reach overuni

thx Thomas 

[Paul-R]

Thnx CTG Labs!!

I think i know enough for know, to start building!

i let you know when i first reach overuni

thx Thomas 

I think that the point of the Bedini SG is that it is self triggering. You are trying to solve a problem
that doesn't exist. Build the SG exactly to specification, and then modify it if you must.
Paul.

[piceeprom]

Hi Paul, thanks for your reply.

i just don't want a transistor that warms up in my circuit!!

i'll switcxh everything by programming and cencor inputs and i've seen a cool compas-module

Found a great module that w'll work fine:

~6,000 instructions/sec

@ 5V  5 mA Run / 150µA  Sleep

http://www.antratek.nl/Basic%20Stamp%202pe.html


next step without the bedini motor, first i'm waiting for my Module.

Thanks anyway!!

[CTG Labs]

Hi,

I think the point is that the "radiant event" accompanies the fast spike, that is why the circuit is done this way.  You will still need a transistor to drive the thing but a microcontroller is not going to be able to create these spikes.  Remember, there is nothing magic in the motor, its just the spike and the battery!


D.

[piceeprom]

whell i need the chip anyway to get some info on my display when i'm driving.

I think i must tell you i am building a van with batteries and a generator to charge the batteries.

Does someone know if this accupack will radiant charge?

http://www.odysseybatteries.com/battery/pc2250.htm