Article detection system and method

Communications: electrical – Systems – Call station

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235 92PD, 250223R, 340259, G08B 1318

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ABSTRACT:
A system and method for sensing and detecting articles such as container ends and for providing count and/or control outputs representative of the number of such articles detected. A sensing signal is impinged against the article to be sensed and a feedback signal representative thereof is generated. This feedback signal is connected to the input of a circuit which generates a fixed frequency signal for modulating the sensing signal at the fixed frequency. This circuit provides a first output signal in response to the presence at its input of a signal oscillating at the fixed frequency and a second output signal in the absence at its input of a signal oscillating at the fixed frequency. One of these output signals is indicative of the detection of an article and is applied to suitable counting and/or control circuitry which provides the desired count and/or control outputs.

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