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Hello All! I need to build a device like this: there is a chair whith wooden seat (no upholstery). When somebody sit down on this chair electronic devise must...
pliashka
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Oct 4, 2007
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Can you remove the seat altogether? If you can, then you can put 4 little switches between the legs of the chair and the seat. Capacitive sensors is another...
Nick Alexeev
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Oct 5, 2007
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... 4 ... A chair is not buyed yet so i don't know a construction. In any case it's quiet difficul for me to install swithes under seat. It is need to install...
pliashka
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A thermal sensor would be easy, but slow. You could use a strain gauge glued to the bottom of the seat to detect distortion due to weight. Or how about the...
Douglas Butler
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Why not use an ir sensor with a beam across the seat , when the beam is broken it would trigger the sound chip. jim Douglas Butler <sherpadoug@...>...
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... Check into Tekscan ( http://www.tekscan.com/ ) They design and build pressure sensors for many things such as seating... Take care, -Chris --...
Christopher Cole
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... is broken it would trigger the sound chip. ... Using IR sensor not so good idea because IR LED will quickly dicharge battery. Solution must be battery...
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... seating... ... cole@... | ... http://coledd.com | ... 518-2154 | ... Too expensive for this task and too far from me......
pliashka
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I'm begining to build an ROV and I need help deciding/aquiring which sensors I will need to add on to it. I am also a poor college so cheaper is better. The...
Justin
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Oct 7, 2007
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... The cheapest enclosed underwater transducer that I know (although I’m in no way an expert in the field of underwater acoustics) is this one ...
Nick Alexeev
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Oct 7, 2007
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For ultrasonic transducers look at depth sounder transducers at your local fishing tackle store. The one Nick suggested looks just like the ones meant to...
Douglas Butler
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Oct 8, 2007
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I'm doing some research on data reconciliation. I'm working on robust state estimation based on sensor measurements. My problem, ironically, is that I can't...
quazarxp
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Oct 8, 2007
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It is possible to make a piezoelectric pressure sensor from a axial monolithic ceramic capacitor. One could make four of these and glue one under each of the...
Daniel Peirce
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Oct 8, 2007
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How about clipping? or impulse noise like comes from spark plugs or radar? or thermal sensor drift or aging? Then there is digitization noise from limited A/D...
Douglas Butler
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Oct 8, 2007
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Should have said "radial" monolithic ceramic capacitor....
Daniel Peirce
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if your going to buy the LM200 your local dealer is phil jackman tell'em jake sent you. HTTP://www.advantagetms.com ... The cheapest enclosed underwater...
jacob avera
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Alexander, You can make a capacitive measurement with very simple hardware. You might need only a square wave generator, a diode and a capacitor. The ...
Nick Alexeev
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It also may be a solution but capacitors can be crashed by weight of big man/woman :) And I don't like to use elements in unprovided modes of operation because...
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Wow, You are real enthusiast! Thank you for experiment! One thing i don't like in this solution - current consumption. If I will use LM 555 fot generator, it...
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Here’s a couple of thoughts: - You can generate the excitation square wave with a microcontroller (uC). Probably, the frequency can be made lower than ...
Nick Alexeev
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Have a number of RTD sensors at hand. Do you have any idea of introducing likely EMI or harming sensor insulation to get the job done...? To Douglas, thank you...
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Oct 10, 2007
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For store audio I plane to use ICD2560 or some old MP3 player :) if quality of sound of ICD2560 will be not enough for my customer. I don't know easer way for...
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Clipping is when something in the sensor system goes non-linear. An obvious case is when an amplifier output saturates or an A/D reaches 0 or full scale. But...
Douglas Butler
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... common EMI source... What kind of instrumentation do you see Radar noise in, Doug? At what powers? Where are your devices located onboard? I'm up to my...
Tom Becker
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Oct 10, 2007
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I see Radar interference mostly with 300kHz sonar receivers, though I have also seen it in fast platinum RTD sensors. The sources are mostly moderate sized...
Douglas Butler
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... You see Radar at distance in submerged instruments? Most interesting. I'm in a private conversation about underwater RF propagation, as it happens, and...
Tom Becker
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I am curious about how you solved (and, therefore, identified the path of) your Radar interference problem, Doug. Are you certain that the signal was not...
Tom Becker
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OK, with my DAQ cards, I find it difficult to tamper my noise. So I think I will try introducing EMI, since as Doug wrote, EMI can cause flyer or outliers,...
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I am fairly sure the RF was entering the sonar equipment through cabling. Our long baseline navigation system has a number (like 6 to 10) sonar transceivers...
Douglas Butler
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Anything that makes a spark should be a good source of EMI. A small Tesla coil would be ideal. A gas grill igniter, a gas weed-whacker, a hand drill with a...
Douglas Butler
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