Improved Measuring Accuracy Characterizes New Ultrasonic Sensors

Jan. 1, 2004
Through use of new materials and structure, the MA200D1 series of high-frequency ultrasonic sensors is said to deliver quicker response times and shorter ringing times, resulting in improved measuring accuracy. And the sensors’ sensitivity is

Through use of new materials and structure, the MA200D1 series of high-frequency ultrasonic sensors is said to deliver quicker response times and shorter ringing times, resulting in improved measuring accuracy. And the sensors’ sensitivity is said to be stable over a wide frequency band—over a 220 ±20 kHz band, the devices’ attenuation is said to be improved from –20 dB to about –3 dB, leading to an increased directivity from 7° to 20°. The series is designed to enable greater distance measurements for robots, factory automation systems, and household appliances at short distances. The ultrasonic sensors can also be used for detecting double-fed paper in scanners and copiers and double-fed bills in ATMs. Samples of MA200D1 are available at $17.80 each. MURATA ELECTRONICS NORTH AMERICA INC., Smyrna, GA. (770) 436-1300.

Company: MURATA ELECTRONICS NORTH AMERICA INC.

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