MB7040-221

Ultrasonic Receivers, Transmitters are important components in many applications. The MB7040-221 is a specialized ultrasound receiver/transmitter that can be used to measure the deep ocean environment, detect underwater sound objects, and detect nearby objects. It is also suitable for remote navigation and communication.

The MB7040-221 has a high sensitivity of 97 db, an operating frequency of 20-75 kHz, and a range of more than 3 meters. It uses double-balanced MMIC technology, which provides high performance and low power consumption. The device is designed to be very small and lightweight and is powered by a 5 VDC power supply.

Application field

The MB7040-221 has a number of applications in the field of remote communications, navigation, and detection of underwater sound objects. It can also be used for sonar, acoustic navigation, underwater surveying, monitoring, and research. The device is suitable for shallow water, deep sea environment, and shallow water/deep sea environments. It can also be used for underwater communication between various underwater vehicles.

The MB7040-221 is also suitable for fish finders, marine navigation, sonar searches, oceanographic researches, and for detecting and tracking underwater objects. It can be used for detecting and locating underwater objects, mapping the ocean floor, and setting up communication channels. The device also has applications in marine monitoring such as detecting and tracking of underwater vehicles, monitoring of underwater traffic, and monitoring of underwater activities.

Working Principle

The MB7040-221 uses a double-balanced MMIC (monolithic microwave integrated circuit) technology to provide very high sensitivity. The device is powered by a 5 VDC power supply and has an operating frequency range of 20-75 kHz. The device uses a passive transducer to generate a low-frequency acoustic signal, which is then amplified and transmitted. The device can receive and detect the returned signal, and determine the distance between the device and the sound source.

The device uses a directional antenna array to transmit and receive the acoustic signal. The antenna array also provides directionality, which is important for detecting underwater sound sources accurately and efficiently. The directionality of the antenna is also important for long-range communication and navigation.

The MB7040-221 also uses a signal processing system for detecting and analyzing the received signal. The signal processing system consists of several stages, including amplification, filtering, and signal recognition. The signal recognition system can recognize and classify the received signal, which can help in identifying the type of sound source and determining the distance between the sound source and the device.

The MB7040-221 is an advanced ultrasound receiver/transmitter that has a wide range of applications in communication, navigation, and detecting/tracking underwater sound sources. The device is lightweight, versatile, and efficient in operation and can be used for a variety of applications in different environments.