MB1320-000

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Ultrasonic receivers and transmitters are specialized transducers which convert ultrasonic signals into electrical signals and vice versa. They are used in a variety of applications, such as medical imaging, acoustic communication, and non-destructive testing. The MB1320-000 ultrasonic receiver and transmitter is one of the most popular products in this market. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the MB1320-000.

Application Field: The MB1320-000 ultrasonic receiver and transmitter has a wide range of applications, from medical imaging to industrial sensing. It can be used for medical ultrasound imaging, such as pregnancy imaging and cardiovascular imaging. It is also used for acoustic communication, allowing underwater communication without cables. Apart from that, the MB1320-000 is used in industrial sensing applications, such as liquid level detection, wall thickness measurement, and oil exploration.

Working Principle: The MB1320-000 ultrasonic receiver and transmitter is based on the principle of electro-acoustic conversion. It consists of an acoustic transducer and an electronic circuit. The acoustic transducer converts acoustic energy into electrical energy, which is then processed by the electronic circuit. The electronic circuit consists of an amplifier, modulator, and frequency-shifting device. The amplifier amplifies the incoming acoustic signals and the modulator converts them into digital signals. The frequency-shifting device shifts the frequency of the signal to a desired range, which is then sent to the receiver.

The MB1320-000 ultrasonic receiver and transmitter is a powerful device which can detect and transmit ultrasonic signals over a wide frequency range. It is used in a variety of applications, ranging from medical imaging to industrial sensing, and its working principles are based on the principles of electro-acoustic conversion.

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