Microwave inductive switch
A microwave induction and inductive switch technology, applied in electronic switches, electrical components, pulse technology, etc., can solve the problems of high probability of misoperation, failure to work normally, and limited use of human body induction switches, etc., to achieve strong interchangeability and simple use convenient effect
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[0016] The technical solution of the present invention will be described below in conjunction with specific embodiments.
[0017] Such as Figure 1-Figure 3 Shown:
[0018] The working principle of microwave induction switch:
[0019] When using AC power, input AC 110 / 220V voltage from power input terminals A and B. After switching power supply, 6V DC power is generated after rectification and stabilization, which is input to a low-power regulator; when using DC power, it is input from the power supply The terminals A and B input the DC 6-24V power supply to the low-power regulator, and the low-power regulator HT7550 outputs a 5V DC voltage for the microwave induction switch circuit to work. The microwave movement sensor M is controlled by Q1 driven by the single-chip HT46R47, which emits microwave signals regularly and directionally. When someone moves within the set sensing distance, the microwave movement sensor M senses the movement signal. This signal is amplified by a two-sta...
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