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  • Πολύ καλή δουλειά. Ωραίο Project!

  • Huh.....?

  • Wow this is pretty cool. Is this how CD ROMS work? Would it be possible to modify a record player to use a laser instead of a needle? shit, makes me wonder if you could make a knock sensor with a laser. Head explodes with ideas lol

  • This is double paned, sound-

    proofed glass. There's no way

    this neighbor could have heard

    Podacter scream on the way down

    with this door shut.

  • @BackyardAmusement finkle is einhorn.

    

  • M1thotyn is right....

    360GEO360 u must have to watch the video on metacafe.

    & the 30cent thing is photocell.

  • There are ridiculously easier and simpler ways to do this. Some guy on metacafe built one with a laser pointer, headphone cord, laptop and some cheap 30 cent thing from radio shack.

  • good job, dont listen to these 10 year olds that think they know what they're talking about, some of these comments say something about vibration,, this has nothing to do with vibration

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  • yawn.....

  • Φίλε πολύ ωραία και ενδιαφέρουσα η πατέντα σου. Μπορείς να μου πεις σε ποιό φαινόμενο της φυσικής έχεις πατήσει, για να διαμορφωθεί σήμα πάνω στην ακτίνα μέσω δόνησης;

  • AFP combat the problem by using a sensitive liquid on the inside of a room

  • xalkos 20 x30 :-P se piasa ! shnexeise filos poli kalo videaki

  • Government units such as used by the CIA, etc, use a watt or two of power, no matter what you hear. Some SWAT units use 20mw versions of these.

    If you want to really get with the program, time of your life and all that, then forget lasers entirely and concentrate on microwave listeners. They do not need a window and can go through any solid surface and bounce directly off your intended target audio.

  • These units use what is called an interferometer which is a fancy term for a beam splitter. The devices split the beam in two and then recombine it to detect displacements or vibrations using phase demodulation.

    Some older police radar guns will also let you do this to various degrees. Prison escape teams have used these for decades to listen for inmates hiding in wooded areas, corn fields, etc.

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  • Any police department can get one for a couple of grand. You can make your own short range version using a gunnplexer (Ebay) and a good audio amp.

    Large government installations grounds and surrounding areas are monitored by huge versions of these devices that utilize a large dish, and several thousand watts for a range on the order of 10 miles, or if used at shorter ranges can detect audio through 6 feet of concrete. No lie. Hope this helps.

  • My question is what the results would be if the laser microphone were coupled with an accurate method of distance measurement such as a Michelson Inferometer in order to detect micron variations in the distance to the window. Provided the microphone were on a stabile platform, the resulting signal would have to be amplified far less. Please someone with electronics or optics experience reply back or PM me. I am interested in making such a device.

  • I've achieved the same results with a photocell plugged into a laptop's microphone jack and a small laser pointer... lots of noise and software amplification though.

  • this wont work rpactically nearly as well as you think though. the idea is sound but it has one potential downfall.

    double glazed windows won't allow this to work as the outer pane will reflect all the light back to the laser but the inner pane will be the only one vibrating.

  • It depends to the optical power of the laser. For example if I use a 80mW red laser module then there will be a reflection to the outer window an the laser bean will lose some of its power, but it will continue and reflect to the inner window. So the returned beam through glasses again regarding Snell's law will "bring the information". But the iidea of the circuit is again the same. It doesn't matter, it just needs as i said at the beginning more power...

  • @hefonthefjords Actually on professional models you can focus beam on inner glass or even on object inside the room...

  • @radovanovicv this would be totally amazing and probably hilarious to play with.

  • @hefonthefjords lol not to mention illegal :))

  • Amazing job!

  • how can i got such schematic diagram ?

  • good job man

  • whats the name of this song, it rocks ! :D

  • Dream On Black Girl (Radio Edit) - Kash vs INXS

    Yes it is a great hit

  • re megale nomizeis oti auto epai3ai?

  • kai epaikse kai paizei!

  • gamate keep going! na rwtisw enas sxedon asxetos borei na to kanei afto??

  • thanx! tha paideutei sthn arxh polu.Oreksi na exei kai kati ginetai pisteuw.

  • DSP Lab Dr.Syrkos etc ;)

  • Kalutero?????:)

  • ...bale kai kanena title

    Technological Institute of Piraeus Automation Department na kanoume kai mouri ;)

  • filraki to exw dei sto TEI peiraia auto h' mou fainetai??? ptuxiakh den einai auto?

  • nai ptixiaki einai,sto erg pse to eides.

    automation for ever :)

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