Method for testing metal detectors

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

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324202, 455226, G01V 312, G01R 3500

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042887488

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus and method for testing low-power, low-band radio frequency metal detectors of the type employing a radio transmitter alone or a transmitter and a receiver. The apparatus is characterized by a variable voltage power supply, a transmitter, an antenna, a voltmeter, a rectifier connected to the voltmeter, a switch for connecting the rectifier to either the antenna or the power supply and for selectively energizing the transmitter, and a surface placed in a fixed position relative to the antenna and defining the proper position for placement of the equipment under test.

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