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PIC based DRSSTC interrupter

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tesla500
Mon Mar 01 2010, 08:10AM Print
tesla500 Registered Member #347 Joined: Sat Mar 25 2006, 08:26AM
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I got a PM about my PIC based DRSSTC interrupter, so I thought I should post it here so everyone can benefit. I'll post some better documentation soon, but you can see a picture and some info on it here.

I've attached the source code and a pre-compiled hex file for PIC16F819. It's just a little too big to fit in 16F818.

David


]interrupter.zip[/file]

Edit: This is for 16F819, it won't quite fit in the 16F818.
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tesla500
Thu Mar 04 2010, 03:47AM
tesla500 Registered Member #347 Joined: Sat Mar 25 2006, 08:26AM
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More design info!

Here's the schematic:
1267674126 347 FT84850 Interrupter Schematic


And here's the project, including hex files for both the PIC16F818 and PIC16F819 (got it to fit on to the smaller 818)

]interrupter_1.01.zip[/file]
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raff
Thu Mar 04 2010, 05:17AM
raff Registered Member #2315 Joined: Tue Aug 25 2009, 02:35AM
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Thanks David smile
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HV Enthusiast
Thu Mar 04 2010, 03:41PM
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I'd add a diode from output to input on the regulator for protection (so when you switch off 9V the 33uF doesn't discharge back through the regulator)

Also, probably put some filter caps on your vsense and An inputs.
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raff
Mon Mar 08 2010, 04:33AM
raff Registered Member #2315 Joined: Tue Aug 25 2009, 02:35AM
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David,

what is the min/max pulse width and Frequency of the PIC interrupter?

-Ralph
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tesla500
Mon Mar 08 2010, 08:40PM
tesla500 Registered Member #347 Joined: Sat Mar 25 2006, 08:26AM
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EastVoltResearch:

Thanks for the suggestions.

I've never seen a diode across a regulator like that, did you experience problems with regulators failing due to backflow of current?

I'm not too worried about ADC input filtering, it averages 64 samples so noise is removed pretty well.


Ralph:

The frequency range is about 9Hz to 700Hz, and the pulse width range is about 13uS to 400uS


David
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