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nilrehob

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@Armagdn03

Sorry if i express myself badly i usually do,
i'm not sure about their theory,
but it seems like you're doing about the same thing,
although your theory seems stable.

Good work!

/Hob

Hex-controller replacement

#14 ·

Groundloop wrote:

BTW: My circuit posted here is open source. :-)
I just looked inside your rar-file.
Interesting circuit!

/Hob

Hex-controller replacement

#13 ·

nvisser wrote:

What you see in the video is only the collapsing fields tapped by very fast diodes (mur410) from the drains of the 3 fets like in the ssg.
But how does he get the energy back to the *running* battery?
The only way to do that, that i have seen so far, is by using two transistors/fets for each coil, and i cant see that in the video.

/Hob

Hex-controller replacement

#12 ·

Groundloop wrote:

I hope to get my coils done this weekend.
Cool!
Let us know how it works!

/Hob
They all run at 16 MHz it seems:
Arduino - ArduinoBoardMega
Arduino - ArduinoBoardDiecimila
Arduino - ArduinoBoardDuemilanove

Not sure yet what max freq that translates to on an output port.
On the forums i read 4Mhz but not very square and 2.667MHz rather square:
Arduino Forum - Maximum pin toggle speed
While I wrote this someone in the thread is investigating a way to get 8MHz and 5.333MHz, but it requires the Mega board.

Here is how to use it to make a controlled voltage circuit:
Arduino playground - RegulatedPositiveVoltageBooster

/Hob