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Hill Country Research
Innovations in Telecommunication and Automation

 
 

Electromagnetic Obstacle Sensor



This sensor detects metallic objects in the vicinity of its electromagnetic field.  It is driven by a 36 MHz transmitter which feeds the signal to a resonance circuit.  The resonators amplitude, which is  a function of externally induced attenuation, is fed to the receiver and converted to a DC signal, controlling a relay. The complete system is designed to fit inside a 10 mm tube and runs on 24 V.
 
 

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