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    Hello Fratello,

    Sounds like a hardware issue. I worked with LM2931 and i had some strange problems because I used a lower capacitance on output. Connect a 100uF (0,1uF is too low) near the stab pack on output line. "On work table" all are ok because may be you use a power supply who have a big capacitance. Also, when pic works with signals its necessary to decoupling with 10uF capacitance.

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    Thanks ....but I have already FULL decoupling...Name:  decoupling.jpg
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    Just curious if the symptoms change when the RPM is varied?

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    Nope ! No change !

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