Analysis and Test Results of Stanley Meyers' Analog Voltage Generator Card

Earl

Re: Analysis and Test Results of Stanley Meyers' Analog Voltage Generator Card
« Reply #25, on June 12th, 2021, 02:25 PM »
I have updated the K8 test report and attached to end of my first post in this thread new report has K8 in title.  When I did original testing I use a 50hz square wave as input,  while the tests I conducted and reported still applies I missed the effect of having a variable width duty cycle in the input signal.  It turns out this has a major effect on the output signal as it changes the voltage offset in the range of  2 to 10 volts.  The offset and gain functions described in original report still apply.

The updated report shows includes tests showing this effect.  This variable duty width pulse is generated in the Digital Means Card (K11) which I used to do these additional test.  I have also included a discussion on the symbol on the schematic that shows K8 is sync on the trailing edge of the [M] signal and why this is important.  Quick answer is this is needed to cause the voltage to rise with a larger duty cycle pulse and to cause the analog wave to cross zero in the position direction at the start of the gate pulse.

This is done by using the [M4] signal from K11 as the leading edge of [M4] is the trailing edge of [M].  This is true because [M4] is the inverse of [M] and the are in sync.   As [M] is is use to generate the gate and the gate is use use to generate the Digital signal that means the analog wave will be in the proper location in the pulses sent to VIC coils.

securesupplies

Re: Analysis and Test Results of Stanley Meyers' Analog Voltage Generator Card
« Reply #26, on June 16th, 2021, 10:19 PM »Last edited on June 16th, 2021, 10:24 PM
 Yes very Important Points Nice
pretty sure it is this one added date to file

right now we work on tps k11 merged  V2

but I am sure  in future we could merge in the k8
but for now we have it separate with a place on matric for it,

Are you running k11 to k8 via matrix traces.

Dan

Earl

Re: Analysis and Test Results of Stanley Meyers' Analog Voltage Generator Card
« Reply #27, on June 17th, 2021, 05:57 AM »
No as I need to cut traces to both K8 and K3 to separate M and M4.  For everything else on those cards I am using Matrix traces.  Need to cut them in both as M went to K8 first.  I just use jumper wires from K11 terminals to terminal on both K8 and K11 after cutting traces so was easy fix.

securesupplies

Re: Analysis and Test Results of Stanley Meyers' Analog Voltage Generator Card
« Reply #28, on June 17th, 2021, 03:01 PM »Last edited on June 17th, 2021, 05:43 PM
is there any change needed to be done to matrix traces now
so other can  avoid doing jumping future if so please show pic and i do it
and update it

We are working on tps k11 gerber same time

I am glad those jumper rows coming in handy

Dan