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Old 06-11-2012, 09:07 PM
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In the couplates I made, On the one shown, I divided the resistance by 2. Then, I divided the capacitance by three. That value came out to about 0.0012. I found that using 0.001 caps worked fine. I found the values aren't that critical. Then again, Predictas are weird. Anything goes. Nice work, Phil.
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Old 06-12-2012, 12:33 AM
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It's sweeping the whole screen, but I don't consider the vertical fixed. It's not very stable, and when the sync is far off, it occasionally blinks to a horizontal line as if something (a shorted turn in the output transformer?) was arcing.

By clipping another cap in parallel with C16 (raising its value a bit), I can reduce the height to nearly fit the whole image on the screen, but still with poor linearity.

The best compromise between height & linearity doesn't seem too awful at first:



Until you look at a pattern:



I could live with that degree of non-linearity, but the instability really ain't acceptable. I'll keep pokin' around.

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