afterburner

[wyndham]

I have seen a mention of something Eric is working on for the GS5 series called an afterburner. Is it a tx boost for the GS5's and or could it be used on the Whites TDI. I realize this may be far to premature to even mention but you know gold fever does some strange things to people

BTW Eric I have been reading some on Giant magnetic resistive sensors(analog GMR's) and it seems that they use a supplied voltage and a magnetic field changes this voltage to signal an application of an event. Is it toooo off the wall to use a tx pulse to induce a current into another coil that would supply a current to drive the GMR to pick up the return signal from a pulsed target. It might be a Rube Goldberg contraption, I am only wondering if it might be feasible or even practical.
http://www.nve.com/analogSensors.php

The only reason to explore this area might be if it were more sensitive than a RX coil.
Thanks for you patience's Wyndham

 

[MattR]

Thanks Wyndham for the link. Much appreciated.................MattR.UK.


In todays rapidly and complex world of technology, it's not easy to be aware of all the fascinating advances in integrated circuit developments.

The GRM series is typical, and part of the progressive 'magnetic sensor' science.

The applications for such devices is limited only by your imagination.

Just look at the notes which illustrates the mapping of the surface image of the US coin, utilising the eddy current sensing attributes.

All 'magical' and thought provoking stuff..................MattR.UK.

http://www.nve.com/analogSensors.php.

 

[MattR]

http://www.nve.com/lowFieldSensing.php

 

[wyndham]

Matt, though I know verry very little about electronics or PI's I sense that the GMR might have a place as a PI RX detection device. Wyndham

 

[vlad]

To what depth would it apply, and would it be regulated by the AWS, and what Federal Agencies?
We already have magna-flux, dye penetrate, ultrasound and X-ray? And how do you chart a multiplicity
of alloys, some very exotic, and some not even metallic?