@ Karesz,
if you see the circuit uploaded by sanjubluerock3, the relay Calibhas a diode across the coil as it is expected to be operated by the transistor. Perhaps other one it is not needed as it is manually switched. Hope, this clarifies.
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Sorry; I can not agree with you, because for the inductance its really equal if you are switching it per transistor or a manual switch onto some potential!
The answer will exists in all cases as a voltage transient, with amlitude depending of parasitics & not from kind of physical realising: Tr or Manual switch....
I will not say that a serial resistor(if its real existent in the Meter) can not attenuat it, but a diode not to design into these circuit i for me clearly=a failure!
K.
Please try to make it work without loss of accuracy. it would be useful and you would have added a new dimension to the design.
all the best, karesz.
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sidy50 said:
@mvs I completely agree with you regarding accuracy of the LC Meter...since i built this circuit on PCB...thats why alot of factors could be considered for getting inaccurate results.... I also debugged the same circuit on a PCB created by my friend( which i would say the worst designed PCB i have ever seen)...Almost each n every fault lied in the PCB....But finally got it working The LC switch i was talking is the switch that is used to switch between unknown L or C to be measured Also a normal 6V relay could be used & drive it through PIC using npn transistor I wonder how u get such accurate results...can u measure Inductors in nH range....If possible please post ur designed PCB
the pcb designs uploaded were from me, and I gave to Sanjubluerock3.
originally i started with hand-wired board and it worked neatly.
Later i made the pcb as in silicon chip or EPEmag -both have published the design.
the board did not some how work for me. then i thought i would make one myself , it is the one you saw .
Youu are nice_tnx!
But Im speaking not over L-C Meters accuracy, but over induced voltage of relays coil by switching it per hand switch or transistor .
I wish to finish these fruitless debate...
Greetings!
K.
Youu are nice_tnx!
But Im speaking not over L-C Meters accuracy, but over induced voltage of relays coil by switching it per hand switch or transistor .
I wish to finish these fruitless debate...
Greetings!
K.
Perhaps, one way you are correct, that, when we switch a relay on and later OFF , there would be spark across the switch contact that is wired on the coil.
After some number of operations the contact odd that switch fails. But with a diode in place, it would give much longer life for the contactof the switch.
Yes I have made it on strip board nice tool for my work bench and very accurate actually all detial are Available on link gevin under i attached the source code file along with proteus design file.
The software was written in basic. I don't use floating point math. This is a great example showing how to use integers to do floating point math. This program is far from done.