MB7560-620

Series:	SCXL-MaxSonar-WR
Packaging:	Bulk
Part Status:	Active
Frequency:	42kHz
Voltage - Rated:	2.8 V ~ 5.5 V
Beam Angle:	23°
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 65°C (TA)

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Ultrasonic Receivers, Transmitters

MB7560-620 is an electronic ultrasonic receiver and transmitter designed for a variety of applications, from medical imaging to imaging in solid material analysis. It is used for a wide range of applications including acoustic, material analysis, ultrasound imaging, and sonar detection. The ultrasonic transducer consisting of this device can detect and send ultrasonic waves which can travel at the speed of sound in the air, water or solid material.This transducer is composed of a construction that consists of two parts. An ultrasound receiver is designed to receive sound pulses and the transmitter is designed to generate the same sound pulses that originate from the receiving side. This device is equipped with an onboard rectifier circuit and oscillator. The rectifier circuit produces an alternating current that acts as the signal used for modulation of the ultrasonic communication.The MB7560-620 transducer is an efficient and cost-effective device for a variety of ultrasonic applications. This device is equipped with electro-acoustics transducer characteristics such as very low noise operation, very fast response time for accurate placement of sound waves, and advanced signal processing techniques for improved efficiency, low power consumption, and increased sensitivity. This device is also able to accurately calculate the distance between the transducer and its target object in three dimensions.In order to ensure effective operation of the MB7560-620 transducer, it has to be connected to a suitable power source with a minimum voltage of 10VDC.The transducer is composed of four major elements, namely an oscillator, rectifier, transmitting horn, and receiving horn. The oscillator produces a signal which is then amplified by the rectifier circuit and sent to the transmitting horn. The oscillator is also responsible for correcting the phase of the transmitted signal so that it is synchronized with the receiving horn. The transmitting horn then generates a beam of ultrasound pulses and sends them to the target object. The reception horn then receives the same pulses and analyses them to derive the distance information.The MB7560-620 offers several features that make it a suitable choice for various applications. It has a wide frequency range, low power consumption, superior phase coherency, high-sensitivity, and small size. It is also suitable for operating in high temperatures or high humidity areas.Overall, MB7560-620 is a versatile and highly efficient device for ultrasonic applications. It is used in medical imaging, material analysis, ultrasound imaging, and sonar detection. It has improved sensitivity, low noise operation, and advanced signal processing techniques for improved efficiency. Thus, it is a cost-effective and reliable device for ultrasonic applications.

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