MB7489-121

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Ultrasonic Receivers, Transmitters
The MB7489-121 is a receiver and transmitter used in ultrasonic technology. It is designed and manufactured by Mitec, a leading provider of ultrasonic sensing and communication solutions that are used in a wide range of applications. The MB7489-121 is capable of receiving and transmitting ultrasonic signals in both digital and analog format.
The MB7489-121 application field is mainly in communication and medical diagnosis. In communication, it can be used for transmitting and receiving sound signals over long distances. The analog format makes it ideal for communications applications, as analog signals are easier to decode and interpret than digital ones. In medical diagnosis, the MB7489-121 can be used to detect and measure cardiac functions, such as heartbeat rate and cardiac output, for early detection and diagnosis of heart conditions.
The working principle of the MB7489-121 is based on the production and detection of ultrasonic signals. Ultrasonic signals are produced by applying an electrical signal to a transducer, which converts electrical energy into ultrasound. The produced sound is then transmitted in either digital or analog format and received by an ultrasonic receiver. The receiver then decodes the signal and produces an output. The output can then be further processed for further analysis or use in various applications.
The MB7489-121 is a high-performance ultrasonic receiver and transmitter designed to offer reliable and accurate performance. It is robust in construction and offers a wide frequency range of up to 2 MHz, allowing for strong signal reception and transmission over long distances. The MB7489-121 also features power saving modes and adjustable signal levels for specific applications. It is also compatible with a variety of receivers and transducers, allowing for easy integration into existing systems.

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