MB7460-510

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Ultrasonic receviers, transmitters are the communication technology used to transmit sound. It consists of an ultrasonic receiver and a transceiver unit. An ultrasonic receiver is an electronic device designed to receive and transduce sound waves into electrical signals. These signals can be modulated to recover information for encoding or decoding, and for communication.

MB7460-510 is an ultrasonic receiver and transmiter with transmission rate of up to 1Mb/s. It is a fully shielded, digital system that uses ceramic transducers to transmit and receive noises from a distance. It is designed for applications of high speed communication with wide bandwidth and great sound quality. The receiver is designed to convert sound waves from up to 1 kHz to the audio frequency range.

The working principle of MB7460-510 is that it uses an oscillator to convert the input sound waves into electrical signals. An amplifier increases the signal strength and the signal is filtered to remove unwanted noise. The signal is then transmitted to the transducer units, which convert the signal into ultrasonic vibrations. These vibrations are sent out as a continuous stream of air pulses.

The MB7460-510 is designed for communication in noisy environments. It uses a high-frequency signal that is able to penetrate through walls and other obstacles, while still providing great sound quality. The system is also designed to be robust and reliable, and can be used in applications where a high level of security is required. The system is also capable of supplying power and controlling the audio output automatically.

The MB7460-510 is ideal for applications that require reliable communication with a wide bandwidth and great sound quality, such as industrial and commercial settings. It is also useful for applications in which high-security is necessary, or where the audio needs to be controlled automatically.

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