MB7389-200

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Ultrasonic waves are being used increasingly in the field of communication technology. The devices used in this technology are called transducers, which convert electrical signals into sound waves and vice versa. Ultrasonic receivers and transmitters are an important part of this technology, and the MB7389-200 is one such device. This article will discuss the application fields for the MB7389-200 and its working principle.

The MB7389-200, manufactured by Magnavox, is an Ultrasonic Receiver, Transmitter, designed for use in aerospace and medical proximity detection applications. The MB7389-200 is a single IC (integrated circuit) solution with low power consumption, making it ideal for battery-operated instruments and systems. It has a wide operating temperature range (-55 to +125 degrees Celsius) and offers up to 10 times longer operation time than other similar products. In addition, it is relatively inexpensive to buy and can be easily integrated into existing customer systems.

In terms of application, the MB7389-200 is an ultrasonic system used for the detection and recognition of objects and movements. It can be used to detect objects or detect changes in temperature, pressure, or ambient light. These systems are used in a variety of industries, such as medical imaging, industrial automation, navigation and guidance, automation of production lines, robotic systems and motion control systems.

The MB7389-200 works by converting electrical signals into ultrasonic waves and transmitting them into the environment. It then receives the reflected signals in the form of an amplified signal which is then converted back into the electrical signal. The MB7389-200 is capable of detecting objects and movements that are within a short distance from the transmitting device, making it useful for proximity detection and other applications.

The MB7389-200 is comprised of several components, including a transducer, an amplifier, and a demodulator. The transducer converts the electrical signals into sound waves and the amplifier amplifies these waves. The demodulator then converts the amplified sound waves back into an electrical signal which can be used by the system for data processing. The demodulator can also be used to filter high frequency signals which may interfere with the accuracy of the data.

The MB7389-200 is a reliable and efficient ultrasonic receiver and transmitter. It is cost-effective, easy to install and integrate, and provides long operation times. It is an ideal device for applications that require the detection or recognition of objects and movements within a short distance of the transmitter. With its wide operating temperature range, the MB7389-200 can withstand harsh environments, making it ideal for industrial applications.

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