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| Here’s a novel way of listening to bats over the Summer. Put the receiver — powered by four AA (R6) cells — on a window-ledge, for example,...

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| Using the circuit described here you can quickly and simply check whether harmful sounds with a high frequency are being produced somewhere...

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| Although bats are common animals, it is rare to actually catch a glimpse of one. In the dark they are practically invisible, and their ultra...

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| When designing a robot, a choice has to be made as to the types of sensors that it will have. This choice will be determined mostly by the p...

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| Although the simplest robots may be content to simply detecting obstacles, many robots that require precision in their positioning need to b...

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| To be precise, this ultrasonic distance measuring device is more than just an ear, since it generates pulses of sound at 40 kHz as well as l...

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| Lengths and distances are usually measured using a yardstick or measuring tape. For inaccessible locations, and especially for measuring the...

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| The detector makes sounds at frequencies of 10-300 kHz audible to human beings. The conversion is ca ried out either by a superheterodyne...

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| Octcber ULTRASONIC DISTANCE METER Until well into the twentieth century, most devices developed for measuring distance worked on the same pr...

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| ptember 1987 Measurements of ventricular distances by using ultrasonic techniques by Baki Koyuncu (Physics Department, Kuwait University, Ku...