Special Scientific Report--Wildlife 163
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This clamps the output of gate Al in the high-voltage state, and the rf transmission becomes continuous. Thus, this motion-detecting mortality transmitter can be used as a normal or activity-monitoring transmitter while the animal is alive and indicates its death by changing to a continuous signal. The interval between cessation of movement and the start of a continuous signal can be set by R8, C8, and the number of current pulses from gate B3. We have found with coyotes that a delay of 2 to 4 ...hours eliminates most false indications.
In the temperature-detecting mortality transmitter, a thermistor senses the postmortem drop in the animal's body temperature. D3, R4, and C4 in the pulse generator are replaced with a single resistor, and a negative- coefficient thermistor is added from P3 to ground. The thermistor and resistor are selected to bias the monostable oscillator off when the body Figure 5 - Diagram of motion-detecting mortality circuit.
6 temperature is normal but allow operation when the thermistor is cooled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This clamps the output of gate Al in the high-voltage state, and the rf transmission becomes continuous. Thus, this motion-detecting mortality transmitter can be used as a normal or activity-monitoring transmitter while the animal is alive and indicates its death by changing to a continuous signal. The interval between cessation of movement and the start of a continuous signal can be set by R8, C8, and the number of current pulses from gate B3. We have found with coyotes that a delay of 2 to 4 ...hours eliminates most false indications.
In the temperature-detecting mortality transmitter, a thermistor senses the postmortem drop in the animal's body temperature. D3, R4, and C4 in the pulse generator are replaced with a single resistor, and a negative- coefficient thermistor is added from P3 to ground. The thermistor and resistor are selected to bias the monostable oscillator off when the body Figure 5 - Diagram of motion-detecting mortality circuit.
6 temperature is normal but allow operation when the thermistor is cooled.
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