Fire sensor detector

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10k ohm      : normal (2v)
1u ohm        : fire detection (5.02v)
Disconnect : error (600mv)

published 11 years ago

zenwater

11 years ago

Whats component are uusing to represent the uranium

cjdelphi

11 years ago

Uranium? Surely fire is detected via reverse biased ir receiver/diode?

rbrtkurtz

11 years ago

Uruanium fire detectors? I don't know about all that. Americium is used most. Uranium would have much too long of a half life. Anyhow, photoelectric sensors are used in smoke detectors for sure. I'm not sure about fire detectors, though. They are two different things, you know.

cjdelphi

11 years ago

Fire gives off heat in the infrared range, smoke alarms use a radioactive method to check for smoke particles, I've only briefly read about them years back....

Espano

9 years ago

i have a doubt, i dont know in which part you have the sensor that is going to tell you that theres fire, can you help me out with that?

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