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[plaxius]

If try Arduino Push Pull ?? very easy.

https://softsolder.com/2009/05/21/arduino-push-pull-pwm/




and Mosfet Driver circuit  ...

[NickZ]

   Happy.
   The two trim pots are already installed and connected.
   I am following the Ruslan 7 circuit that I had posted, instead.

[verpies]

You can now connect the missing duty pot to pin 4. See circuit posted by Magpwr above.

IMO the DTC pin (4) is not designed for duty-cycle variation.  This is especially true in the push-pull mode (when pins 13 & 14 are connected together).
The error amplifiers (pins 1,2,3,15,16) are designed for varying the duty cycle as depicted in this schematic,

[AlienGrey]

If try Arduino Push Pull ?? very easy.

https://softsolder.com/2009/05/21/arduino-push-pull-pwm/

and Mosfet Driver circuit  ...

Using a micro processor would be a very easy way of getting all the timing very accurate, Unfortunately once the Tesla coil starts doing it's thing it will induce electro magnetic waves and voltage pulses into the device and all hell will break loos with the device, stack count loss incorrect program jumps and possibly program loss and possibly destruction in close proximity to the device, if i were you I would stick to conventional hardware.

[NickZ]

IMO the DTC pin (4) is not designed for duty-cycle variation.  This is especially true in the push-pull mode (when pins 13 & 14 are connected together).
The error amplifiers (pins 1,2,3,15,16) are designed for varying the duty cycle as depicted in this schematic,

  That is correct,  the duty cycle does nothing. The frequency trim pot does work as expected. 
   Should I change it as you suggested?
  Here is the circuit that I've been working on.  Can it be modified? As it's not too late to do so.
  l'll remove it,  once you see it.  As it's too large.
  Thanks again.