Method and apparatus for displaying signal information from a me

Electricity: measuring and testing – Of geophysical surface or subsurface in situ – For small object detection or location

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324262, G01N 2772, G01V 311, G01V 3165, G01R 2726

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055962777

ABSTRACT:
A metal detector having a receive signal responsive to detected metal objects and having a display panel that can simultaneously display a plurality of phase angles associated with the receive signal. Additionally, the display panel can simultaneously display a second variable associated with the receive signal at each particular phase angle. The second variable is user selectable and can be either (1) a count of the number of times the signal amplitude exceeds a predetermined threshold level at a particular phase angle or (2) the signal amplitude when the signal is at a particular phase angle.

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