MB7469-520

Ultrasonic Receivers, Transmitters

The MB7469-520 is a highly advanced ultrasonic receiver and transmitter. It can provide a wide range of applications in communications, security, medical, industrial, and automotive systems. Its main design aims to enable the user to monitor and control the frequency, power level, waveform, and sound properties of the ultrasonic transmission.

The MB7469-520 receiver offers several key features that allow it to be used in many different applications. First, it has the ability to receive, process, and convert ultrasound signals in the frequency range of 20 kHz to 1 MHz. This helps it to detect even low-level signals. Secondly, its cavity design facilitates the reception of near and far-field signals. Lastly, it is also equipped with multiple adjustable filters which makes it possible to detect frequencies outside of its normal range.

The MB7469-520 transmitter is also designed to offer a wide range of applications. It is capable of digitally encoding and transmitting ultrasound signals with a frequency range of 20 kHz to 1 MHz and a power output of 5 to 10 Watts. As such, it can be used in a variety of ultrasonic communication systems. Additionally, it is equipped with several adjustable filters which allow it to transmit both at low and high frequencies. This makes it well-suited for two-way communication systems as well as automated control systems.

The working principle of the MB7469-520 is based on the transmission and reception of ultrasonic waves. The transmitter end of the device is responsible for generating a high frequency signal that is modulated and sent out. The receiver then processes the incoming signals and converts them into an appropriate form (either analog or digital) for further processing.

The MB7469-520 offers a highly advanced ultrasonic receiver and transmitter suitable for a variety of applications. Its design features provide a wide range of reception and transmission capabilities while its multiple adjustable filters make it possible to process signals even outside of its normal range. This makes it an ideal choice for applications in communications, security, medical, industrial, and automotive systems.