Re: Passive IR motion detector circuit

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From: Greg Bell
Date: Thu, 04 Jan 1990 23:56

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Contact Amperex (part of Philips, now just called Philips, I think) at
401-232-0500.  They're very generous with data sheets and app notes on their
pyroelectric IR sensors, as well as samples.  Technical Publication 213 would
be of particular use for you because it has a complete schematic for a motion
sensing circuit.

    Greg Bell_________________________________________________________
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