MB7360-530

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• Ultrasonic Receivers, Transmitters
• MB7360-530 application field and working principle
  • Application Field

  The MB7360-530 is a top-of-the-line receiver in a family of MB7360 ultrasonic receivers from Maxim Integrated. It can be used for applications ranging from audio detection to industrial communications. It has a wide frequency range of 40 kHz to 205 kHz and can operate over a wide range of temperatures up to +125°C.

  It is designed with two operating modes, normal and low power, to suit the specific requirements of applications. In the normal mode, the receiver offers sensitivity of up to -53dB, while in the low power mode it can achieve a sensitivity of -41dB. It offers excellent signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of up to -50dB for different operating conditions.

  The device also has external control pins that allow users to configure the receiver for different signal modes. The MB7360-530 is also equipped with an adjustable filter bandwidth that provides up to 60kHz of band rejection ratio (BRR). This eliminates unwanted frequencies in the signal and provides accurate signal detection.

  • Working Principle

  The MB7360-530 is a highly-integrated receiver that combines several operations in one package. It consists of an amplifier, a filter, and a detector. The amplifier allows for an increased signal-to-noise ratio (SNR). The filter can be adjusted to filter out unwanted frequencies and provides up to 60kHz of band rejection ratio (BRR). And lastly, the detector provides an output indicating whether the signal is present or absent.

  The device also includes a window comparator, which produces an output when the signal strength exceeds a preset threshold. This can be used to detect the presence of an ultrasonic signal. The device is also equipped with a signal conditioning circuit which allows for additional signal processing and filtering.

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