Circuits for magnetic pickups
Gary W Harris
Gary_W_Harris at ccm.ch.intel.com
Wed Jul 31 00:38:07 GMT 1996
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You might also look at using the National LM1815 Adaptive Variable Reluctance
Sensor Amplifier chip. It is inexpensive (well, $5.70 from DigiKey) and
operates over an input voltage range of 100mV to 120V! Check it out!
Gary
I'm using the following circuit for my inductive pickups:
LM3900 norton op amp,
10K
+5v---/\/\/\---<pickup>---(inverting)
+5v---/\/\/\------+-------(noninverting) (output)
10K | |
\---/\/\/\---------------/
470K
seems to work relatively well, but it suffers from the occasional
extra pulse (noise I assume).
The requirements I had when designing this circuit were:
1) circuit is stable, when pickup is not picking up (i.e. it needs
hysteresis)
2) I can pickup both approaching & receeding teeth (i.e the output
should be a squared up version of the pickup current)
3) 5V only supply
My question is what are other people using?
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