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DIY AS1 SEISMOMETER
by Mirko Pavleski
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After my first successful attempt to make a seismometer
(TC1 seismometer on my previous video), I decided to make
another more complex and more precise seismometer
aspiring as AS1 Seismic System.
I used the same electronics and processing software as my
previous seismometer, but the results I received are
incomparable with the previous ones.
This seismometer is far more sensitive and highly
resistant to unwanted noise. Since at the moment I did
not have a low noise operation amplifier, the input stage
after the sensor I made with LM741 IC . For D-A converter
I use Arduino Nano.
After several days of waiting, I registered several
smaller earthquakes, one of which is with a magnitude
less than 1 Richtter.As you see from the images, I
compared the results of my seismometer with the results
from the local seismological station in my city of Ohrid
which proves that the sensitivity of my seismometer is
the same and even better than professional seismometers
at least when it comes to measuring local earthquakes
As I said earlier, I developed this model based on the
instructions given on the web site:
http://www.jclahr.com/science/psn/as1/, and I made
several improvements.
Instead of dumping oil, I used a magnetic system from an
old hard drive, from which I also used magnetics with
high magnetic flux to induce a current in the coil sensor
This is a seismometer with a low oscillation period in my
case 1/2 second and is intended exclusively for
registering local earthquakes
If you are interested in this area, see the Playlist with
all my Seismometers at:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAxrqEdgtyUVYAR2N1Kj_
UtHvqwL_aan0
Thanks for watching
Date Published: 2023-10-01 23:11:59
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