After lot of testing I understand that the coils design on the Vic may play a role too for reduce ringing
I mean the coils need to get the lowest capacitance possible so muktispool is indeed a good way to go
The lower the capacitance is the lowest resistance is needed to kill the ringing to start with
So the coils must be few turns per layer also like the resonant coils to lower
The ringing need to go away for the feedback be able to give the correct signal and phase comparator be able to lock
The test I’m doing is make sure it will lock within the range I want when I open circuit or connect a very light load instead of shorting
The scanning circuit need to be active when there is no lock
One thing is working with clean signals the pll simply work very easy but noise is not so
Believe it or not it appear to me the best way to do the coils is actually not having perfect layers because this cause different random capacitances inductance at each turn
Adding resistance is also a possibility
But it need to be added between the layers to kill this resonance
However a limited amount of resistance can be added since power must go to the cell too
So is a trade of efficiency and ringing acceptable
Another way to make it ring less would be to use a diode on each layer of the coil or maybe loading the coil with some external resistor or capacitor to filter the noise out as I was pointing last month
The thing is that it woks
The feedback lock and etc
Isn’t it getting interesting?
Would be nice to see some more comments from you!
The secondaries that are well coupled to the primary don’t ring much they ring at much higher frequency
I though maybe try to increase the coupling a little to make it ring less on the other secondaries
I think of making anothe coil having 10 ohm resistors in each layer to see if it improves
I thought of making a multilayer coil and connect resistors until find the correct size needed
I I had ten hands here all would be doing something!