Metal Detector Circuit

Volume: 11 | Issue: 01 | Year 2025 |
International Journal of Analog Integrated Circuits
Received Date: 02/22/2025
Acceptance Date: 03/26/2025
Published On: 2025-04-07
First Page: 38
Last Page: 43

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By: Golu Pal, Tej Prakash Verma, Vikas Maurya, Akshay Kumar, and Vipin Kumar

1- Student, Department of Electrical Engineering, Bansal Institute of Engineering and Technology Lucknow, India

Abstract

Metal detecting technology has advanced dramatically and is now essential in a number of domains, including mining, archaeology, security, and commercial uses. Metal detectors are essential instruments in contemporary civilization because of their capacity to detect metallic things by electromagnetic induction. However, understanding the fundamental ideas and construction of metal detectors is essential for maximizing their functionality and broadening their range of uses, considering their pervasive significance. Therefore, this research paper explores the principles, design, and application of a metal detector circuit. Metal detectors are devices that utilize electromagnetic induction to identify metallic objects. Their versatility finds applications in security, archaeology, mining, and industrial settings. This paper discusses the principle of operation, the components involved, and their configuration into a functional circuit. It also highlights the advantages, limitations, and future advancements in metal detection technology.

Keywords: Metallic detector, VLF, ICs, Cathode Ray Oscilloscope

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How to cite this article: Golu Pal, Tej Prakash Verma, Vikas Maurya, Akshay Kumar, and Vipin Kumar, Metal Detector Circuit. International Journal of Analog Integrated Circuits. 2025; 11(01): 38-43p.

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