Transducer apparatus for detecting airborne pressure pulse

Electrical generator or motor structure – Non-dynamoelectric – Piezoelectric elements and devices

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310334, 310319, H01L 4108

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for use in a firing range, in which transducers located adjacent the target area detect the airborne shock wave from supersonic projectiles. The position at which each projectile passes through the target plane is determined from the relative time of arrival of the associated shock wave at the transducers. A visual display of the target and the projectile position is provided for the use of range personnel.

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