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How to eliminate contamination from a frequency generator?

Started by void109, June 02, 2010, 01:05:17 PM

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void109

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June 03, 2010, 12:14:42 PM
Quote from: gyulasun on June 02, 2010, 05:22:41 PM

What is obvious for you (because you build it) it is foggy and obscure for an outsider, yet you expect help.
Again,  you do not provide clear and enough info for a meaningful answer...

I apologize, I've had some work related emergencies pop up and I've been coding every waking moment and haven't had time to get around to schematics.  That said, I thought that my question was sufficient - how should you isolate a freq gen from your circuit.  That seems like a pretty generic question - I should not have mentioned anything else.

I'll be certain to not post again unless the thread already contains an up to date schematic of whatever it is I'm asking about :)

void109

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June 03, 2010, 12:18:08 PM
The above posted schematic is what was left after I threw out everything in the circuit that didn't affect the result.  The secondary is open.  Looking around online, it seems like its a hassle to make a circuit to pulse at those frequencies, meaning, I don't think a 555 will do.

And again, sorry for posting insufficient information, I know I've been sloppy, I'll do better.

MrMag

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June 03, 2010, 12:31:51 PM
Quote from: void109 on June 03, 2010, 12:18:08 PM
The above posted schematic is what was left after I threw out everything in the circuit that didn't affect the result.  The secondary is open.  Looking around online, it seems like its a hassle to make a circuit to pulse at those frequencies, meaning, I don't think a 555 will do.

And again, sorry for posting insufficient information, I know I've been sloppy, I'll do better.

No problem. Nice drawing. I agree with Fatbird, use a cap to isolate the generator.

Another thing I always do is bust off the ground lug on all the power cables on my test equipment. Not sure if it's the smartest thing to do but I was told to do this from a guy who was into OU for quite some time. It's just a habit now.

void109

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June 03, 2010, 12:36:34 PM
Like this? (Added cap after freq gen).

BTW the Freq Gen is a Wavetek 166.  Forgot to put that in the schematic.

MrMag

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June 03, 2010, 12:39:06 PM
That's it.

I just took a good look at your schematic. Once the induction coil is charged up from the battery, it has nowhere to go but back into the battery. Does your MOSFET get hot or is it on a heat sink?
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