Acoustic emission intrusion detector

Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition

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307117, 324 78R, 340550, G08B 1322

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041964233

ABSTRACT:
An intrusion detector is provided for detecting a forcible entry into a secured structure while minimizing false alarms. The detector uses a piezoelectric crystal transducer to sense acoustic emissions. The transducer output is amplified by a selectable gain amplifier to control the sensitivity. The rectified output of the amplifier is applied to a Schmitt trigger circuit having a preselected threshold level to provide amplitude discrimination. Timing circuitry is provided which is activated by successive pulses from the Schmitt trigger which lie within a selected time frame for frequency discrimination. Detected signals having proper amplitude and frequency trigger an alarm within the first complete cycle time of a detected acoustical disturbance signal.

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Wells Fargo Alarm Services, "Cu-2 Vibration Detection System", Washington, D.C.

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