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Thread: Noise on lower end of DAC trace - can I fix this?

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    In your diagam here:

    http://thequark.free.fr/harpe/photos/5.jpg

    Can you tell me the frequency of the laser blanking?

    And how the circuit is tuned to work with this frequency? I assume it's something to do with the feedback caps on the op-amps...

    Thanks.
    Steve

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    hello
    this is the part i need to tune before to give the schematics on the web.
    but with theses value the sensor work well with 70-200Hz of blanking. but need to be tested

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    I managed to get your sensor built and working - thanks for posting the schematic.

    Not quite as elegant as yours, but it's a good start!

    Steve
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    great
    and that work fine for your system?

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    Well....

    I can get it to generate an interrupt on the Atmel processor, so it's doing it's job OK - that's as far as I've got

    Do you think that an LM324 Quad op-amp would be OK for this circuit?

    (I'm using a TL082 x2 at the moment)

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    Do you have any information on the photodiode you used?

    The only thing I was able to find with a large surface area was the OPT211 chip - everything else was tiny.

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    you can use lm324 for this job but the TL084 is better
    about the photodiode i not have information. this is a part from barcode laser scanner. but a photodiode with large area can work fine i think.

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    Photodiode - Can you tell me where you got it from? I'm struggling to find anything like the one in your pictures.

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    the one used on my system is from an ebay member who send these surplus part for free.

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    Default Genesis - missing resistors?

    Mr Genesis,

    I was looking at your board assembly and I couldn't help noticing that the two resistors on either side of the photodiode did not make it into the build.

    Are you using the PD in a photovoltaic mode?

    Steve
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