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Buck Converter for QCW Coil

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alan sailer
Sun Mar 18 2018, 01:55AM Print
alan sailer Registered Member #59110 Joined: Mon Apr 11 2016, 04:35PM
Location: Camarillo, California
Posts: 74
I've been making progress with my slow but steady goal of building a QCW coil. I am using l
oneoceans excellent write up as a guide and am generating the ramp using 555s.

I have run into a small issue that I do not understand. After the analog ramp is converted to
a PWM signal and transmitted down fiber optic, the received signal is cleaned up using two
series inverters from a 74HC14 chip.

However the input to the first inverter looks great but after the output of the second inverter
the final part of the PWM signal looks terrible. The final reconstructed analog signal looks fine
but I am puzzled by the degradation of the PWM signal.

The frequency is ~60kHz.

Input to first inverter

1521337794 59110 FT0 Dsc08843

Output of second inverter

1521337794 59110 FT0 Dsc08844

Close up input

1521337794 59110 FT0 Dsc08842

Close up output

1521337794 59110 FT0 Dsc08841



Cheers.
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Alex Yuan
Mon Mar 19 2018, 05:38PM
Alex  Yuan Registered Member #9614 Joined: Mon Jan 14 2013, 10:00PM
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It's just the way you're scoping it. I saw the same thing with my buck controller. Have you implemented the RC filter? What does it look like after that?
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alan sailer
Tue Mar 20 2018, 12:07AM
alan sailer Registered Member #59110 Joined: Mon Apr 11 2016, 04:35PM
Location: Camarillo, California
Posts: 74
Alex,

The output after the R/C filter looks fine except sometimes it has some noise on the end of the ramp.
I am also having troubles with the buck output regulation at the end of the ramp so I though there might
be some connection.

I'm not sure that the effect I am asking about is causing problems, I just don't see any reason for it
to be there. there is no difference between the probe that took two sets of the data so i can't see it
being anything other than real.

Cheers.
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