Hi, all!
Does anyone know a simulator for a motion sensor?
I am going to develop a simulator for a motion sensor electronic board under Windows. I have already implemented the pyroelectric detector model and the standard amplifier model (analog part). It is remaining to implement the threshold and pulse counter (digital part). Is there anyone who could be interested in this software? What would you wish to get released in this simulator and how to implement it?
At the moment available are the next options: changing pyrodetector's responsivity and time constant (Eltec Instruments Model 5192 equivalent is selected by default), choosing the values of the resistors and capacitors around the amplifier. Please, feel free to contact me on this topic. In all cases, this simulator has had the true mathematical model of a pyroelectric detector from the professional, already implemented. This simulator is going to be available for downloading free of charge.
Thanks. Waiting for your proposals.
Kind regards, Alexander Bondarenko, author.
pyrodetector.com
Does anyone know a simulator for a motion sensor?
I am going to develop a simulator for a motion sensor electronic board under Windows. I have already implemented the pyroelectric detector model and the standard amplifier model (analog part). It is remaining to implement the threshold and pulse counter (digital part). Is there anyone who could be interested in this software? What would you wish to get released in this simulator and how to implement it?
At the moment available are the next options: changing pyrodetector's responsivity and time constant (Eltec Instruments Model 5192 equivalent is selected by default), choosing the values of the resistors and capacitors around the amplifier. Please, feel free to contact me on this topic. In all cases, this simulator has had the true mathematical model of a pyroelectric detector from the professional, already implemented. This simulator is going to be available for downloading free of charge.
Thanks. Waiting for your proposals.
Kind regards, Alexander Bondarenko, author.
pyrodetector.com
