Cricket Technology (Part -2)
1. Camera
and Microphone in Stump
A
small camera is placed in the stump and microphone is on rear side. After batsman
is been bowled it helps to watch again action replay. Microphone is used to
decide LBW or doubtful catch.
Microphone
2. LED Bails.
The bails are powered
by hidden low voltage batteries. They each contain a microprocessor that
detects when contact between the bails and the stumps has been broken. The bails are
illuminated within 1/1000th of a second. ... The microprocessors then send a
radio signal to the stumps which also light up.
3. Speed
gun
A speed
gun (also radar gun) is a device used to measure the speed of ball through by bowler.
It measures the speed of the objects at which it is pointed of the returned
radar signal caused by the Doppler Effect whereby the frequency of the returned
signal is increased in proportion to the ball's speed.






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