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TL494 wave forms

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Kabelnazs
Wed Dec 01 2010, 07:29PM Print
Kabelnazs Registered Member #3436 Joined: Tue Nov 23 2010, 04:12PM
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I Have assembled a generator part for my HV power supply!!! on the GDT out i have such signals, im not sure that they are normal... pleas coment some expert way the signal have saw shaped fronts??? its normal or not???
1291231764 3436 FT0 Attls095

1291231764 3436 FT0 Attls092
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Patrick
Wed Dec 01 2010, 08:49PM
Patrick Registered Member #2431 Joined: Tue Oct 13 2009, 09:47PM
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what is the o-scopes vertical scale?

some droop is normal it doesnt have to be perfectly square, so long as it turns on fast, stays on, then turns off fast, and stays off.
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Kabelnazs
Wed Dec 01 2010, 09:08PM
Kabelnazs Registered Member #3436 Joined: Tue Nov 23 2010, 04:12PM
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The verticale scale is 10V so this peak/sink is about 4...5V frequency 130kHz
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Kabelnazs
Wed Dec 01 2010, 09:22PM
Kabelnazs Registered Member #3436 Joined: Tue Nov 23 2010, 04:12PM
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This modulated circuit... what kind of modulation is it frequency or amplitude modulation ???

1291238511 3436 FT102065 Gen Mod
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kerver
Wed Dec 08 2010, 02:59PM
kerver Registered Member #522 Joined: Thu Feb 15 2007, 01:04AM
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I wonder why it have different value resistors between the collectors of the tl494 and the transistors?
Becouse the audio is on pin6 i think it is fm modulation becouse the audio voltage level chance the resistens and so the freqentie output of the tl494. correct me if i am wrong !?
When you feed it on pin4 it is am modulation.
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Kabelnazs
Wed Dec 08 2010, 04:18PM
Kabelnazs Registered Member #3436 Joined: Tue Nov 23 2010, 04:12PM
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:) its a "bug" this shematic are the first version of the generator
here the new one, works perfekt :)))
1291825081 3436 FT102065 Pwm
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kerver
Fri Dec 10 2010, 09:19PM
kerver Registered Member #522 Joined: Thu Feb 15 2007, 01:04AM
Location: The Netherlands
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You must have a resister and a smal nf load parallel on the output of your gdt,
Then you can scoop the picture.
The resistor and cap act as gate load. Try something as 1k ohm with 1nf ceramic c
And i think your Gate drive needs a low resistor in serie with the primary gdt winding try something between 1 en 5 ohm and at the other primary drive side a cap of 2 100uf antie-parallel (+.- -,+) with a 100nf ceramic c parallel with the first cap's.
Then this must be oke, then you have to tune your gdt design maybe a litle bit to get the right blok look on your scope:-D
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