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Motion Detector * (analog BT)
The Motion Detector BT55i uses ultrasound
to measure the distance between the sensor
and an object. This Motion Detector has an
analog BT connector and can be connected
only to CLAB.
Range: 0.2 .. 6 to 12 m (depending on am
object?s shape, size and surface)
Frequency of ultrasound: 50 kHz
Typical accuracy: ? 1 mm
Includes: a steel rod.
Can be used to:
? record motions during walking towards
and away from the sensor,
? investigate simple harmonic motion,
? record motions of objects dropped
or tossed upward
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