Make your own Super Simple Ultrasonic Mist Maker
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Date: 2020-09-05
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GreatScott! On your Instructables page you show 10 components, yet in the parts list and schematic you only use 9 components. One of the 4 caps in the picture of the parts list is not in the schematic but IS shown in all of the pictures as being connected in the circuit. This makes doing the project difficult as the images for it do NOT match the schematic.
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GreatScott! On your Instructables page you show 10 components, yet in the parts list and schematic you only use 9 components. One of the 4 caps in the picture of the parts list is not in the schematic but IS shown in all of the pictures as being connected in the circuit. This makes doing the project difficult as the images for it do NOT match the schematic.
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Mohsin
I use this same circuit, I generated the required frequency, it was the same after IRFZ44N but after 100nF(1206) capacitor its value increased by 3-5 times. I need 113KHZ but at the end I m getting between 400-500KHZ. Please help if any one can understand the problem. The circuit is same as it is in this video.
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I use this same circuit, I generated the required frequency, it was the same after IRFZ44N but after 100nF(1206) capacitor its value increased by 3-5 times. I need 113KHZ but at the end I m getting between 400-500KHZ. Please help if any one can understand the problem. The circuit is same as it is in this video.
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King_Wing
i need help, i put the circuit together, input 8, 4 volts a little bit of mist and a hot mosfet, 12 volts lots of smoke from my inductor and for a short time lots of mist.
whats going on!
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i need help, i put the circuit together, input 8, 4 volts a little bit of mist and a hot mosfet, 12 volts lots of smoke from my inductor and for a short time lots of mist.
whats going on!
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Lucas
I needed this to finish a prototype of a product I want to put out in the market! If I ever make any money with this project I promise to become your number one patron! Love ya Scott!
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I needed this to finish a prototype of a product I want to put out in the market! If I ever make any money with this project I promise to become your number one patron! Love ya Scott!
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WHAT
I'd love to see a diy for those 40khz jewelry cleaner transducers you can buy individually from china. The pre-made drivers for them all seem pretty expensive.
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I'd love to see a diy for those 40khz jewelry cleaner transducers you can buy individually from china. The pre-made drivers for them all seem pretty expensive.
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Holly
Love this and think you are very smart. However I wish there was a way to supersize the result. Do they make larger discs that would result in more fog?
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Love this and think you are very smart. However I wish there was a way to supersize the result. Do they make larger discs that would result in more fog?
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moturi
Thanks, This video is very useful. Can you please make a circuit to drive 1. 77MHz frequency piezoelectric element Please.
Thank u very much.
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Thanks, This video is very useful. Can you please make a circuit to drive 1. 77MHz frequency piezoelectric element Please.
Thank u very much.
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chetan
If only a signal with resonant frequency is required. can we use an Arduino and a MOSFET driver to supply the frequency to the piezoelectric disc?
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If only a signal with resonant frequency is required. can we use an Arduino and a MOSFET driver to supply the frequency to the piezoelectric disc?
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Q3
COOL! Next Halloween Challenge: MASSIVE fogging INDUSTRIAL MIST MAKER with multiple piezos.
Have you seen those at Ali? That must be insane! XD
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COOL! Next Halloween Challenge: MASSIVE fogging INDUSTRIAL MIST MAKER with multiple piezos.
Have you seen those at Ali? That must be insane! XD
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