Blue Ring Tester Schematic Diagram Exclusive ~repack~ Jun 2026

A healthy coil with no shorted turns will ring for a long time. The AC voltage will decay slowly, allowing the LED driver to light up all 8 LEDs (reaching the "Green" zone).

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Short the test leads together. The display should show zero LEDs or only the first red LED.

The design below is an optimized, discrete-logic variant of the classic Dick Smith Electronics (DSE) K-7205 kit. It utilizes a highly stable LM393 voltage comparator to digitize the analog ring pulses and an LED bar graph driver to display the results. Circuit Layout Description A healthy coil with no shorted turns will

Check the health of capacitor Cx. It must be a high-quality polypropylene film capacitor capable of handling high-frequency oscillations without internal losses.

Using the tester is straightforward:

If you are building this circuit on a custom PCB, keep the traces between the test leads, the tank capacitor, and the comparator input pins as short as possible to minimize stray inductance and resistance.

By dumping a brief pulse of current into a coil, this device measures how long the component "rings" (oscillates). Shorted turns drastically reduce these oscillations, which the tester displays via a row of LEDs. The design below is an optimized, discrete-logic variant

The circuit generates a short, repetitive pulse. In the classic design, a 10 Hz square wave is produced, with a pulse width of approximately . This pulse is low (about 0V) for most of the cycle, turning on a transistor that discharges the capacitor across the coil under test.