Ultrasonic Sensing Solutions with Texas Instruments

Name: Ultrasonic Sensing Solutions with Texas Instruments
Start: 2015-11-04T15:00Z
End: 2015-11-04T16:00Z

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4 Nov 2015 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM Central Time (US & Canada)

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WebEx

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6 (Recording)

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About This Webinar

This presentation will start off with the overview of TI ultrasonic sensing solutions and then walk you into the details of each targeted applications. The applications we will cover includes –Liquid Level Sensing, Liquid Identification and Gas/Water Flow Sensing. In each area, we will talk about the advantage and features of TI’s Ultrasonic Solutions and real success cases from our customers over the world.

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TDC1000-TDC7200EVM

TDC1000

About the Presenter

Matt Minasi has been with Texas Instruments for 6 years and currently held the title as principle systems engineers for our Ultrasonic Sensing product roadmaps. He has very strong technical background in both analog and digital fields and been with multiple tech firms prior to join Texas Instruments such as Cisco Systems and Sony Electronics.

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Former Member over 9 years ago +2

Folks, Here are some questions and answers to them. Sorry for the delays: Questions The TDC7200 looks very interesting for my volume measurement application. Is there a list of compatible laser transmitters…

Former Member over 9 years ago

Folks,
Here are some questions and answers to them. Sorry for the delays:
Questions
The TDC7200 looks very interesting for my volume measurement application. Is there a list of compatible laser transmitters and recievers?
Not at this time. We're working on some that will show up on our E2E http://e2e.ti.com/support/sensor/ultrasonic site soon.

Please imagine a copper water pipe with a copper backflow valve... If you'd like to detect that this valves leakage (small amounts of water leaking back) is the system sensitive enough to detect this? The goal is to prevent installing a pressure sensor.
I can 't tell unless you can convert that into a l/h number over a temperture range.

Is there a list of transducers used for level measuring (from bottom measurements)?
See my app notes that:
1. Go over how select and mount tranducers: http://www.ti.com/lit/pdf/snaa266
2. Go through the process of configuring the TDC1000 in a level measuring application as well as the tradeoffs of differetn transducers. http://www.ti.com/lit/pdf/snaa270

In case we need to measure the density (concentration) of gas mixture, which chipset and which setting shall we use ?
1. Possibly. It all depends on what resolution over what temp range and what gases?

Could you detect the introduction of a gas into clear air?

Depends on gases, temperature range of operation and how big your sensor distance is?
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element14Dave over 9 years ago in reply to Former Member

The slides are available for download here
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Former Member over 9 years ago

Where can i download the material of seminar (slide of seminar)?
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element14Dave over 9 years ago in reply to satyaeee247

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satyaeee247 over 9 years ago

what is the event password ???
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