The detector makes sounds at frequencies of 10-300 kHz
audible to human beings. The conversion is ca ried out either
by a superheterodyne circuit or a frequency divider. Although
it enables listening to bats, and a number of other mammals,
as well as insects, the detector isparticularly useful for
testing ultrasonic alarm equipment.
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