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Vol 59 Iss. 1
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61-69
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About one of the ways of switching from reception to transmission of electroacoustic transducers of sound locators

Authors:
A. E. Taranov
Date submitted:
1968-07-21
Date accepted:
1968-09-23
Date published:
1969-09-12

Abstract

One of the ways to reduce the cost of surveyor sounders using a single electroacoustic transducer as a sound emitter and receiver. In sounders with separate receiver and transmitter, the axes of directional characteristics of the transducers are usually separated by some distance, which makes it difficult to receive signals reflected from the near parts of the locatable surface. This disadvantage is completely eliminated in single-vibrator locators, since the directivity characteristics of the same electroacoustic transducer in the modes of emission and reception coincide.

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References

  1. Averkiev V. P. Hydroacoustic fish-finding and navigation devices. Shipbuilding, 1967.
  2. Grainov N. V., Karpov V. G. Theory of Radio-Technical Circuits. Energia, 1965.
  3. Polyakova L. I. Synthesis of Input and Output Circuits of Broadband Amplifiers. Svyaz, 1966.

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