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15 circuit boards
15 LM324 quad op amp
15 14-pin sockets
60 white LEDs
60 induction coils*
* Currently I am using coils from Digikey part number M10013-ND. The inductance is 4.7mH. They do not look like the ones pictured in this instructable.
60 10 ohm resistors
60 10M ohm resistors
60 1K ohm resistors
30 100K ohm resistors
15 10 μF capacitors
60 0.1 μF capacitors
You could change these numbers if you want to make a smaller table. There will be 1 quad op amp, 4 LEDs and 4 induction coils for each board.
For the table:
1/4 inch translucent white acrylic 33" x 21"
1/4 inch clear acrylic 33" x 21"
aluminum u-channel
For op amps I am using a quad op amp LM324, but you can use any op amp chip.














































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(i am a fish...~_~)
Sorry for my English.
thanks
Thanks for pointing out regarding the 3-cm wire in lieu of 4.7mH inductance coil,
however, can you please share the snap /picture of your bread board setup for this,
as I want to make this, and i am not that good into electronics, and i see this is dual sided PCB.
so, i would like to test it on bread-board first.
Thanks in advance.
Unfortunately I have moved home since I played around with this circuit (back in June 2009) and dont have ready access to the breadboard.
I would recommend that you set up the circuit a replace the coil with a short section of wire and see if that works for you. My son and I discovered that a short section of wire worked quite well as a replacement for the coil.
good luch
D McC
I did the entire re-design of this ckt, and got it working for an Inductor with 4.7uH
can you explain which mode is the LM324N is working in? or why is it only LM324N? being used.
Is it RF / Microwave or EM?
Thanks
http://www.altronics.com.au/index.asp?area=item&id=L8260
http://www.altronics.com.au/index.asp?area=item&id=L6230
But as mentioned in my last post I don't believe it really matters what coil you use as we also had success with using 3 cm of wire in place of the coil.
If you set up a test circuit on a bread board you will see for yourself that the coil rating is not important.
All the best
D McC
all email are welcome sekutu@hotmail.com / tomz_eternity@yahaoo.com
Could you upload the eagle file for the board?
Sorry on my english
Also if your local junk yard is nice you can ask to get some of the relays from the cars the relays have inductor coils in them that work with the table. I got about 50 relays for like 5 dollars.
Can I use one of these, "HIGH CURRENT, 330uh, 1.4A, 9x26mm"
or
"HIGH CURRENT, 1000UH, 0,8A" for coils.
Thanks