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T1 Developer’s Board for Evaluation of Airmar’s Ultrasonic Transducers

The T1 Transceiver Module facilitates fast and easy evaluation of Airmar’s Ultrasonic Transducers. The T1 can drive the entire frequency range of Airmar's 30 kHz to 300 kHz transducers. With transmit voltage output of 200 to 500 V pp and adjustable pulse width and frequency, the suitability of a piezoelectric transducer for a specific application can be clearly assessed. A selectable receiver gain of up to 60 dB allows amplification of echoes and viewing of waveforms on any oscilloscope. The T1 is a compact 76 mm x 76 mm printed circuit board providing connections from the Airmar transducer to your power supply. 

Applications

  • Echo-ranging
  • Avoids obstacle
  • Liquid-level detection
  • Comes with proximity sensing

T1 Developer’s Board for Airmar’s Ultrasonic Transducers Evaluation

Image Credit: AIRMAR Technology Corporation

T1 Developer’s Board for Airmar’s Ultrasonic Transducers Evaluation

Image Credit: AIRMAR Technology Corporation

Features

  • Available with frequency and pulse width adjustability

Specifications

  • Printed circuit board size: 76  × 76 mm
  • Selectable receiver gain: 0 dB, 20 dB, 40 dB or 60 dB
  • Frequencies: 30 kHz, 41 kHz, 50 kHz, 75 kHz, 120 kHz, 200 kHz, 225 kHz or 300 kHz
  • Supply voltage: 15 VDC
  • Transmit voltage: 200 to 500 Vpp

Dimensional Drawings

T1 Developer’s Board for Airmar’s Ultrasonic Transducers Evaluation

Image Credit: AIRMAR Technology Corporation

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