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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...
jonbowen234
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Mar 5, 2008
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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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Thanks for the info. I actually never thought of light. That might work even better. I am probobly going to have to go with something that uses 2 wires. 2...
jonbowen234
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Perhaps conductivity, too. If this device enters the ear canal, contact surfaces on opposite sides of an inserted cone or cylinder should show a relatively...
Tom Becker
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... You could do this optically with an IR source/sensor pair that detects either the ear penna, shooting across the headphone cup, or the ear surface itself,...
Tom Becker
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I was actually thinking more of an ear bud not a headphone I guess I should clarify that. Thats why I need it to be small. ... From: Tom Becker...
Jonathan Bowen
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... I'm posting the following question on behalf of Rose, who couldn't post it herself due to technical problems. - Nick...
Nick Alexeev
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We need a lot more background info to answer this question. Is this transducer coupling to water, metal, or something else? Matching layers are commonly used...
Douglas Butler
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Hi, I have solved this question... Thank you .... I have another one: When we manufacture such devices we put the PZT material in horizantal position and then...
Rose Dew Jordan
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Mar 10, 2008
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... Rose, what was the solution?...
Nick Alexeev
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Hi, The answer was as the following : We must centrifuge the matching layer particles before we put it at the top of the PZT material to prevent the air...
Rose Dew Jordan
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Hi all, I was directed to try this forum for info from another, so here goes.. We're redesigning a board that used a Rockwell R68561 communications controller...
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I am wanting to make a towed sonar for my rc boat. What is the best sensor around 1/4 inch diameter for underwater use (sealed in a tube, what should the tube...
Brian
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Mar 12, 2008
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If this is a home project and will not go more than a few meters deep you may do well with an electret microphone in a rubber bladder of mineral oil. You...
Douglas Butler
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For a GOOD explanation of the piezo effect and how they work, go to your local college library and look into the proceedings of the IRE (Institute of Radio...
Larry
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I was planning for it to go to 40-60 feet deep. I think the Tygon tube with mineral oil may do it. I'll just have to make one and try it and see how long it...
Brian
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Mar 13, 2008
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On the same topic. Here’s a couple of good introductory books on acoustic transducers: Introduction to the Theory and Design of Sonar Transducers Author:...
Nick Alexeev
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Hi there, Actually I am not sure I joined the right group, but since I saw many engineering minded people, then I thought this might be a good start for a...
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I can help fill in some blanks. GPS satellites are in geosynchronous orbit. They don't move they are rotating around at the same speed as the earth turns...
Jonathan Bowen
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Mar 16, 2008
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... rotating around at the same speed as the earth turns (about 75% sure on this may be wrong) Jonathan, you're slightly off on this one. The radius of the...
Nick Alexeev
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... The GPS satellite doesn't have a limit for the number of users that it can serve. The GPS satellite only transmits, it doesn't receive. One of the...
Nick Alexeev
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... The nominal number of the satellites (SVs) is 24. Currently, we have 28. The additional 4 are spares. Since the satellites don't age from transmitting...
Nick Alexeev
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Hi, Honestly, I don't know the answer for those questions, but I feel curious to know ! I think that the questions were very interested... Waiting to have the...
Rose Dew Jordan
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... wrote: Jonothan, Thank you very much! Very helpful. ... rotating around at the same speed as the earth turns (about 75% sure on this may be wrong) ... ...
jgaft
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Nick, Thank you! ... I read the definition of geosynchronous orbit it is an orbit around the Earth with an orbital period matching the Earth's sidereal...
jgaft
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... I read yesterday on Yahoo that the Russian rocket, because of the problem with one of its engines, couldn't deliver the American satellite to the correct...
jgaft
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... Nick, Thank you! What is "SV" stands for Soviet? (LOL) What is the significance of the number 24? Do 12 of them are circling Northern hemisphere and 12 ...
jgaft
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... 12 ... least ... SV stands for Satellite Vehicle. My guess is that this term could go back to the very early stages of the GPS project, when other ...
Nick Alexeev
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