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How to make a 4mhz cystal oscilate?

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ubuntupokemoninc
Mon Dec 13 2010, 02:34AM Print
ubuntupokemoninc Banned on 1/22/2011 for repeated rule violations after multiple warnings.
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I've found various crystals, in different monitors, i'm gonna use the 4mhz as an example,

this is a pretty amiture queston but i'm new to radio curcuits.

i was hoping to amplify these osculations and run a High frequency high voltage transformer off of this.
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Ken M.
Mon Dec 13 2010, 04:03AM
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Connect ground to 2 caps, you'll need to find out what capacitance to use for that particular speed, then connect the remaining lead from 1 cap to one lead of the crystal, then the other capacitors remaining lead gets connected to the other lead of the crystal.

The rest is upto you to figure or find out.
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Mattski
Mon Dec 13 2010, 05:23AM
Mattski Registered Member #1792 Joined: Fri Oct 31 2008, 08:12PM
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You can see many oscillator circuits here, you can use an inverter with a few external components as in one of the examples.

4MHz is probably much too high a frequency for your transformer, you're probably better off using a low frequency (10's or 100's of kHz) RC oscillator, such as can be made with a TL494 or 555 chip.
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ubuntupokemoninc
Mon Dec 13 2010, 02:05PM
ubuntupokemoninc Banned on 1/22/2011 for repeated rule violations after multiple warnings.
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yeah i know, i SHOULD use a 555, but i was thinking of putting this on my web site of a simple DIY hi-fi transformer, for people low experience, or low money like me sad could do,
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radhoo
Mon Dec 13 2010, 04:50PM
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no crystal, but close to 4MHz oscillations, with a very simple feedback oscillator: Link2
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Proud Mary
Mon Dec 13 2010, 06:10PM
Proud Mary Registered Member #543 Joined: Tue Feb 20 2007, 04:26PM
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You couldn't get much simpler than this little circuit! smile


1292263720 543 FT0 4 Mhz Xtal Oscillator
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ubuntupokemoninc
Mon Dec 13 2010, 09:56PM
ubuntupokemoninc Banned on 1/22/2011 for repeated rule violations after multiple warnings.
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I've built some pretty complex curcuits, this is not for me, its a simple but powerful project that an amature can do, the most complex curcuit i have made was JM's 100kv flyback driver, that thing was fun shades
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Arcstarter
Wed Dec 15 2010, 01:56AM
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The most simple thing that i have ever used was a crystal in parallel with a 74hc14's gate and no external components. It worked sometimes, but had trouble starting, so i added a 1Mohm resistor in parallel with the gate/crystal and it worked perfectly fine right at the 4MHz of the crystal.
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