Electrical pulse counters – pulse dividers – or shift registers: c – Applications – Counting animate or inanimate entities
Patent
1999-04-12
2000-12-26
Wambach, Margaret R
Electrical pulse counters, pulse dividers, or shift registers: c
Applications
Counting animate or inanimate entities
377 10, G06M 1100
Patent
active
061671061
ABSTRACT:
A system for counting a series of progressively moving articles using one or more sidewardly positioned and angularly oriented ultrasonic transducers which bathe the articles with ultrasonic waves and receive echoes reflected backwardly therefrom. Distances to the articles are determined by measuring round-trip sonic travel times. Count adjustment signals are generated when articles pass through the fields of view of the transducers and are replaced by other articles at measurably different distances.
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Harris David William
Hemmelgarn Gary Lee
Zalusky James Thomas
Hyde Park Electronics, Inc.
Wambach Margaret R
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