MB1001-000

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Ultrasonic Receivers, Transmitters are a type of acoustic transducer, which sees significant use across different industries such as automotive and medical. The MB1001-000 is a type of high-performance, battery-powered, single-channel ultrasonic receiver and transmitter, ideal for long-distance, remote sensing applications.

Application Field

The MB1001-000 is most often used to detect and measure objects and distances within the range of between 10 and 200m, making it especially useful in various types of remote monitoring, measurement or detection operations. The device is also useful for precise distance-based mapping in relatively hidden places, such as the inspection of dark or confined areas.

The MB1001-000 can measure the range to an object within a one-degree accuracy and it is suitable for use in various industries and applications, such as automotive obstacle detection and measurement. The single-channel performance makes it an outstanding device for motion-sensing operations, as it can accurately measure the distance of a moving object within a very small area. Additionally, the device can be used to detect and measure the up, down and sideways movements of an object.

Working Principle

The MB1001-000 uses active transmitters, which generate acoustic waves delivered to the target and monitored by receivers. The ultrasound waves travel through the medium and reflect off the target. The travel time, i.e. time between the signal transmission and reception, is used to determine the distance between the transmitter and the target.

The MB1001-000 comprises of a transmitter circuit for acoustic signal transmission and a receiver circuit for signal reception. The transmitter circuit includes a transmitter module, a driving amplifier, an audio amplifier, a microphone amplifier, and a signal processor. The transmitter module uses a series of transducers, such as transistors, switches, and preamplifiers to generate an acoustic pulse. The processed electrical signal is sent to the driver amplifier, which drives the transducers to generate the ultrasound waves. The received acoustic signal is then converted to an electrical signal by the microphone amplifier. The signal processor in the receiver circuit processes the electrical signal and converts it into a distance measurement, which is then displayed on an LCD screen.

The MB1001-000 can be used to detect slowly moving objects with a precision of up to 0.5 mm. The device is highly reliable and easily customizable according to the needs, as it has multiple input/output ports and can be controlled via an application programming interface (API). The device is equipped with an inbuilt battery, allowing for remote operation and maintenance-free performance.

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