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How it works! A small electrical signal is sent to the disks and is conducted through your body. The electrical signal is derived from a solar panel in the exhibit, which is illuminated by a florescent fixture, so the signal is totally isolated from the AC power source. By touching the large disk and any of the small disks you become the wire that completes the circuit allowing the signal to turn on a synthesizer. More users increase the conduction of the signal which adds more charge to the signal, which in turn produces lower tones. Touch circuit technology will someday replace many of the mechanical switches currently in use, as mechanical switches are prone to break downs due to dirt contamination and wear. A touch sensitive oscillator. This exhibit has been tested with thousands
of students across mid Michigan with great response. It is light
weight, easy to use and durable. The five sided design makes it adaptable
to fill inner floor spaces. To use the Pentiductor ,students touch the
center metal plate with one hand & one of the small outer plates with
the other hand at the same time. The device conducts a small electrical
signal which turns on an oscillator which creates sounds. As more
students touch the plates the sounds develop deep tonal qualities that
are reminiscent of musical notes. It is extremely fun to use & illustrates
touch switch technology, electrical conductance & oscillator
theory. The exhibit operates on a totally isolated power supply at
approx. 6 VDC. Requires grounded 120 V AC outlet. A Solar powered version is
available at no additional cost.
The text supplied on the exhibit discusses the theory
& applications. The exhibit is available in a wide variety
of colors. Price $2,500.oo US plus shipping
& crating. Please allow 8 weeks for fabrication & delivery.
Two year guarantee applies to the custom mechanical & custom electronics parts in each of our designs. See Terms. Additional Accessories; DAST Technology
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