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| GigaJoe:
Hello, here is my el. DC load: it oscillating very stable, around 140KHz , even if I increase back-feed caps (C1, C4) to 0.3uf it oscillating on 2KHz. Need some help. C5,R3 -no effect I'm out of ideas, unfortunately, due to lack of experience, microscopic brain, no imagination, and so .. Upd: with R2 = 100K , I'm able to enforce oscillating it in a simulator, about the same as on real circuit, but it means not enough speed to change mosfet condition. or I'm not right ... |
| MarkF:
You might try putting a 100 \$\Omega\$ resistor in series with the MOSFET gate. Similar to my Elec Load. I used a large 6.2K resistor to protect the Op-Amp. The 10nF capacitor in the feedback loop also helps with oscillations. |
| MarkF:
I totally missed that you ARE using Op-Amps. Your schematic is very hard to read. It would be helpful to use the standard Op-Amp symbol and place them is sequence from left to right instead of vertical. I've seen the feedback loop with the RC in series instead of in parallel. I found that I didn't need the resistor. Edit- Your shunt resistor seems to be very small. My 0.33 \$\Omega\$ shunt is designed for 0.5V at max across it for a current range of 0 to 1.5A |
| Kilroywashere:
I dunno if this helps But when I want to know how something is working before i build it i like to use this https://www.falstad.com/circuit/ Its been really helpful to me and i have learned a lot Its really a great site You can build your circuit on that and adjust it .... I hope that its helpful !!! |
| Kilroywashere:
Also if your making an oscillating circuit Why not use a 555 timer? they have a fixed frequency of up to 500kHz do they not? Maybe its not good enough .... i dunno |
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