Acceleration balanced hydrophone II

Communications: electrical – Selective – Interrogation response

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340 9, H04B 1300

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041624769

ABSTRACT:
A hydrophone which provides for cancellation of signals caused by acceleration forces and variations in water pressure head. The structure is comprised of a transducer for sensing an acoustic pressure wave as well as an acceleration force, and an accelerometer, which is isolated from the acoustic pressure wave, for sensing only the acceleration force. The transducer and the accelerometer are connected so as to subtract the acceleration output. Only the acoustic pressure wave output signal remains. Circuitry is also provided for cancelling the pressure head signal.

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