LRL Without Moving

[humhum]

Hi All , Is there (have) anyone LRL Device (Ionic ,Electrostatic) working without moving (fix ) from Left to Right or Up to Down ?

Does anyone know?

[FrancoItaly]

My LRL and, I think, PDK, Andreas are no motion system, that's during the search you move the LRL but if you stop the signal do not stop.

[Mike(Mont)]

thanks for the idea. My brain is working on overload. I think it's the chocolate I've been eating.

[Mike(Mont)]

I just found it by total chance.

[humhum]

Originally Posted by FrancoItaly

My LRL and, I think, PDK, Andreas are no motion system, that's during the search you move the LRL but if you stop the signal do not stop.

*Hi Franco , your LRL with 4046 is good , but I know that maybe it not have Classification for discrimination of Gold or etc..
*PDK of Morgan is with moving, but one type PD from Andreas was WİTHOUT Moving from Left to Right , but I need info only for Sensor how work it without moving for very LONG Distance.

[FrancoItaly]

If we rely on what Andreas says sensor consists of an infrared detector and I think it works in the low band where they begin the Terahertz, I read that in the atmospheric noise background there are also signals in the terahertz frequency and gold could modulate this noise. The difficulty for us hobbyists is to realize a detector operating at these frequencies, the only component that can perhaps serve is a Schottky diode.

[Nicolas]

Originally Posted by humhum

*Hi Franco , your LRL with 4046 is good , but I know that maybe it not have Classification for discrimination of Gold or etc..
*PDK of Morgan is with moving, but one type PD from Andreas was WİTHOUT Moving from Left to Right , but I need info only for Sensor how work it without moving for very LONG Distance.

http://www.distrelec.ch/en/Pyroelect...-R1/p/17321435

http://phys.org/news/2013-02-black-g...ight-high.html

[Nicolas]

Originally Posted by humhum

Hi All , Is there (have) anyone LRL Device (Ionic ,Electrostatic) working without moving (fix ) from Left to Right or Up to Down ?

Does anyone know?

KING LRL V41 DONT MOVE UP/DOWN/ RIGHT / LEFT

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krSW...T1A_JOHQptAUXA

[humhum]

Originally Posted by FrancoItaly

If we rely on what Andreas says sensor consists of an infrared detector and I think it works in the low band where they begin the Terahertz, I read that in the atmospheric noise background there are also signals in the terahertz frequency and gold could modulate this noise. The difficulty for us hobbyists is to realize a detector operating at these frequencies, the only component that can perhaps serve is a Schottky diode.

Hi Franco , can you know which sesor use Andreas , or around which ''nm'' use, maybe (400nm to 500nm).

Regards.

[humhum]

Originally Posted by Nicolas

KING LRL V41 DONT MOVE UP/DOWN/ RIGHT / LEFT

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krSW...T1A_JOHQptAUXA

Hi Nicolas , your device maybe was works with RF Tx - Rx.
But I need without moving Sensor for Ionic Receiver.

Regards.

[Nicolas]

Originally Posted by humhum

Hi Franco , can you know which sesor use Andreas , or around which ''nm'' use, maybe (400nm to 500nm).

Regards.

Hi humhum look at the pictures and details and PDF data sheet for the Murata PIR . That which use Andreas.
Good success for you

[humhum]

Originally Posted by Nicolas

Hi humhum look at the pictures and details and PDF data sheet for the Murata PIR . That which use Andreas.
Good success for you

Hi Nicolas ,I look all PDF info , but not have Andreas (use) Sensor inside, if you have this Picture with high resolution ( solubility) please send me.

Regards.

[Nicolas]

Originally Posted by humhum

Hi Nicolas ,I look all PDF info , but not have Andreas (use) Sensor inside, if you have this Picture with high resolution ( solubility) please send me.

Regards.

This is inside and after he change it in the three models.
I can't give you much details friend by respect of my colleagues ANDREAS
But can help you to understand.

http://www.ladyada.net/learn/sensors/pir.html

http://uk.farnell.com/murata

http://www.futurlec.com/PIR_Sensors.shtml

[Nicolas]

Hi humhum look this link

I use special IR

http://www.longrangelocators.com/for...21&postcount=7