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Chris, Interesting picture. What's on the axes of your image? Can this picture be seen, effectively, as a side-scan sonar image with a stationary transducer?...
Nick Alexeev
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Speaking of RS-232, I’ve seen air sonar designs where the output of RS-232 drivers (e.g. MAX202) was used to drive ultrasonic transducers. The drivers...
Nick Alexeev
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The liquid will expand/contract due to temperature variation. The dielectric constant could change also. These changes would depend on the chemical content...
Nick Alexeev
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Feb 6, 2008
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Nick, Thanks. They didn't help much really. But in the long run did some searching through Analog Devices and Burr-Brown ICs and found some instrumentation...
Michael Monteith
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... There are a number of techniques to achieve your goals. What liquid are you measuring, and are you looking for mass or volume? Larry...
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There is no single product but mostly granule. Liquid (water) level measurement may also be required....
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Hi, I'm working with MPX4115 (pressure sensor) from Freescale semiconductors. I'd like to know the proceedure for: 1. Interfacing it with a PIC16F877a 2....
Bhargav Bhat
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Hi I am a scuba diver and I am trying to build a ROV(Remotly Operated Vehicale) and i need it to be able to tell it`s onboard computer(PIC`s) how deep it is by...
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Feb 14, 2008
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I have used sensors like this 287-1116-ND from Digi-Key. They are about $75 to $100, not cheap and you have to do your own amplification and temperature...
Douglas Butler
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... Operated ... (PIC`s) ... BAR or ... find ... budget.Does ... There are some available from Honywell. I do not know what type of package you require but a...
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intersemsa ms5535 or ms5541 These are 14bar absolute (130m) sensors and are used in several dive computers. http://www.intersema.com/site/technical/ms5535.php ...
Joe Radomski
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Have you looked on E-Bay? I was just looking there for 1500-2000lb sensors but I remember seeing some others I think in the range you were looking for....
Michael Monteith
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Get creative! Dive guages in that range are common. There is an IC for less than $10 that gives pressure from intell I think. Also, a tube, open at one end ...
Snow Bird
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How about a $5 electronic tire pressure gauge with an air bladder attached to it? Kurt...
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hi dudes i need datasheet of MQ-5 for sensing ch4(methan) is there any budy help me and sending link of this datasheet if any one know a better sensor for ch4...
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Hi Ehsan-- Take your pick:-) http://tinyurl.com/2agsdm Regards/Roger, in Bangkok On Feb 17, 2008 10:18 AM, Ehsan Moazen 1367/5/9 <ehsan_moazen1@...> ... ...
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MQ-5 Manufacturer: Hanwei Electronics http://www.hwsensor.com <http://www.hwsensor.com/> Homepage for MQ series: ...
Nick Alexeev
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Hi All, Im doing my Masters in Gas Sensors based on Semiconducting MOs. Im collecting info to get an overview of the major firms into sensors & also the...
Mehul Raval
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Hello Here's another LINK to an MQ-5 Gas Sensor. I just Googled the name and this 2 page PDF file was returned. My Adobe reader needed to be updated with the...
Robert Lewis
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... Water really complicates the issue. It has a dielectric coefficient of 80, and air is about 1. I don't know what granule you want to measure, but if it is...
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What kind of sensor should you use when you are monitoring the level of a viscous substance like toothpaste? the sensor is to be placed in a hopper -- it is a...
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Feb 28, 2008
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How about monitoring weight with a load cell? Regards/Roger, in Bangkok ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
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... How about using an ultrasonic sensor pointing down from the top of the hopper? That way it never has to touch the substance. Keith...
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Hello, New to the group but I thought I would jump in on this one... A few questions first... What is the rate of use of this material? What kind of resolution...
Will Carrig
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Feb 28, 2008
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Keith, I think you have the better answer. For one you don't have any sensing down in the material to get in the way of mixing, cleaning, or whatever else...
Michael Monteith
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Depending on the conductivity of the substance, and the container material, an external current sensing meter (Off the shelf from an RV or camper supplier, ...
Snow Bird
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I want to develop something that detects if it is in the ear or not. It will be in a set of headphones and I want it to be small and use the least amount of...
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Hi Jonathan, Two more types of sensors come to mind: - Body temperature. o Pros. There are small temperature sensor with almost any imaginable...
Nick Alexeev
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A capacitive sensor would work fine I suppose, as long as the application is not sensitive to false triggering. Capacitive sensors are sensitive to anything...
Don Kirby
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If you have a piezo transducer in the ear-plug, it could work as a microphone. You could potentially listen to the heart-beat, and you wouldn’t need to run...
Nick Alexeev
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