Apparatus for detecting and signalling the fall of bodies in wat

Electrical generator or motor structure – Non-dynamoelectric – Piezoelectric elements and devices

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310345, H01L 4104

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050417525

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus is provided for signalling the falling of bodies in water, comprising a piezo-electric cell for detecting frequency waves less than or equal to 5 Hz and comprising, in a case, a sensor formed of a membrane and a piezo-electric cell connected to a signal amplification and management circuit, in which the effects produced by disturbing frequencies not representative of bodies falling in water, are eliminated, wherein the effects produced by disturbing frequencies are eliminated by dumping or attenuating the frequencies higher the 5 Hz by placing, in the center between membrane 2 and the piezo-electric element 4, an elastomer disk 11 with a Shore hardness between 20 and 25 and forming an elastomer bridge.

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