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Agentgates´s TPU setup with strange wavehill hump

Started by agentgates, January 05, 2010, 09:28:18 AM

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agentgates

Quote from: teslaalset on January 12, 2010, 04:49:43 PM
No icebirds found tonight (it's freezing the hell out of here)

I did a rewind of my coil. The angle is now about the same as the instructions of Tony on page 1.
I got a 30 volt spike at my secondary but is a very, very short duration. I guess that's due to the kickback at the switch off moment of the primary.
Still no good, I guess, but I won't give up yet...

Is that short duration ~500ns? Is that curvy on both edges? If so, don't scare of that because that is the correct result you need. There will be a lot more when you will turn on the other two coils. Please make sure you will use low frequencies at first. ~100Hz or a bit below with the 3 coils.

UPDATE

2 more coils will give you more than 3x of pulses. At 87Hz I am receiving 500ns pulses at 50% duty cycle!

teslaalset

Quote from: agentgates on January 12, 2010, 04:57:38 PM
Is that short duration ~500ns? Is that curvy on both edges? If so, don't scare of that because that is the correct result you need. There will be a lot more when you will turn on the other two coils. Please make sure you will use low frequencies at first. ~100Hz or a bit below with the 3 coils.

Tony, it's more like 100 ns spikes, independent from the input frequency.
It's curvy, but my scoop is a 50 MHz one, so there are some measurement effects too.
I tried 75 - 1000 Hz.
On to a coil with three primary windings I guess.

teslaalset

Quote from: agentgates on January 12, 2010, 04:57:38 PM
At 87Hz I am receiving 500ns pulses at 50% duty cycle!

Wow, looks like a steady oscillation.
Mine is exactly synchronized with the falling edge of the current switch off moment, so very, very low duty cycle.
Still some work to do...

agentgates

@teslaalset
Yes, you are doing well. So not to afraid of, what you see is normal and more than perfect if you don't see oscillation and negative pulses after your pulse. If you are at that stage then you are doing very well.

BTW frequency, yes the pulse length will NOT change if you increase the input clock. That is perfect. Now you need to turn on the 2 other coils to get even more pulses and get them closer to each other.

turbo

Quote from: agentgates on January 12, 2010, 04:53:50 PM
@marco

So I would kindly suggest to spare your time (and mine) and play with your children or walk in the nature because you are just rising the noise level in this topic without any success... :)


No see i actually have success as there are more and more people that are starting to question this entire TPU thing and i hope i can convince them that this device is going nowhere!, so they can use their time and money on things that deserve it!! :)