Thank you! This level of project is far above my level of understanding when it comes to electronics, but it is very interesting and cool. Now I want to build one of these myself...
you have a special kind of videos for special kind of viewers... You creation is amazing, amazing editing, sound, subtitles, explanations... congratulatios 2 share a such rich wisdom.
Actually not the best as they violate rule number in ultrasonic cleaning. Never place items directly into the the tank. Use a proper basket or hang items via string or clips to suspend them so they don't touch the tank walls to reduce tank damage. Cheers, #SeattleRingHunter
This is brilliant - I love it - should be on TV - love the accent - love the humour - amazing information! Can someone please tell me what the white powder for cleaning the coins was?
18:29 it's bad idea to put Object on bottom it should e heald above because if it touch the source area it blocks the waves and change the resonance of the transducer .
Interesting video however refrain from placing items in your ultrasonic unit without a tray! The vibration of objects directly in your ultrasonic tank can make microscopic damage to the tank walls and degrade your unit. Always use a basket or hang items with a string or clip so its not touching the tank. Cheers, #SeattleRingHunter
Hello, I am making this and have a question. Does the size of the vessel/container make a difference in performance? I'm wondering if having a larger container makes the amplitude or 'strength' of the ultrasonic weaker. Also, does the placement of the transducer matter? I'm curious what happens if it is asymmetric. Excellent video! Thank you
Hi do you share the circuit diagram for the driver and list of components? Ps: use a bottom grating stand with small seperating distance from bottom for heavy object to sit on for better performance.
Do you know if there is a simple way to modify the frequencies +/- 2 Khertzs of cheap ultrasonic cleaners to add sweep frequency functionality? I wonder given the relationship between voltage and frenquencies if a simple manual voltage potentiometer could work. If that would not work, what are simple way of achieving this?
@5:27 I tried, but they didn't stay that way, so I have to stop until they return to a resting position, and then the problem becomes reccuring. Also I couldn't find the thermometer or ANYTHING from the manufacturer you mentioned.
Excellent video! In the control diagram, I am in doubt on Tr1, is it receiving two voltage levels? At the output of the MOSFETs there is a capacitor arrangement and a rectangle with a V inside, is it a resistor or what element is it? Another thing, any recommendations to be able to see the files? Since when wanting to execute the programs they send error. I would appreciate your help and again congratulations on the excellent explanation.
Hello Hamster Time, this video was really informative, thank you! I do have a question: You seem to be pretty experienced. Do you have an idea what kind of motor I could use to create a vibration as strong as possible with a high frequency with an battery in a place beeing around 40x40x20 mm big? Have a nice day mate. Greetings from germany. :)
@@hamstertimeen It will be used close to body, so a low voltage is better, if that's what you mean with load. Probably 5-12V. Or do you mean something else?
Look for string resonance, the principle is the same, just velocity of mechanical waves depend on sound velocity of the medium you're to vibrate. If you couldn't find an answer, I'll try to help you.
@Hamster Time EN Hi I'm a student and i can not really open or view lay6 files or spl7 files. Is it possible if you could upload with jpeg or pdf? I'm sorry if its inconvenient.
