MB7489-600

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Ultrasonic transmitters and receivers are essential components of ultrasonic systems used in a variety of applications due to its ability to detect and measure sound waves. One such system component is the MB7489-600, which is an ultrasonic receiver. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the MB7489-600.

The MB7489-600 is an ultrasonic receiver specifically designed for long range applications such as asset tracking, remote sensing, navigation and communication systems. It is capable of detecting sound waves with frequencies ranging from 40 kHz to 500 kHz, making it highly suitable for various ultrasonic applications. The receiver also has a low power consumption of only 90 mW and a wide dynamic range of up to 76 dB, which makes it an ideal choice for battery powered applications.

The working principle of the MB7489-600 ultrasonic receiver is based on a time-difference-of-arrival (TDOA) technique. This approach relies on calculating the time-delay between the detection of two sound sources, which yields the relative position of the object being tracked. The receiver has two transducers (reception antennas) attached to it, which are used to detect the sound waves. When both receivers detect a sound wave at the same time, they convert the sound wave into an electrical impulse which is then sent to the digital signal processor, or DSP. The DSP then calculates the time-difference-between-arrival (TDOA) of the two sound waves, and uses this information to determine the position of the object being tracked.

The MB7489-600 ultrasonic receiver is an ideal component for a variety of applications due to its long range, low power consumption, and wide dynamic range. Furthermore, its TDOA working principle allows for precise asset tracking, remote sensing, and navigational systems. This makes it an ideal choice for applications ranging from asset tracking to communication systems.

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