Acousto-optical device for removing bubble pulse from reflected

Communications: electrical – Selective – Having indication or alarm

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340 155VD, 343100CL, 324 77K, G01V 138, G01V 128

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041632052

ABSTRACT:
Processing of electrical signals representative of incident and reflected acoustic signals generated by underwater explosion and comprising primary and secondary impulse, or bubble pulse, peaks. Acousto-optic diffraction and optical Fourier transform of the primary or explosive incident signal is performed and photographically recorded to provide a bubble pulse spatial filter. The filter is used in performing subsequent acousto-optic diffraction and optical Fourier transforms to derive impulse response, bottom loss, and an output electrical signal representative of the reflected signal, without the bubble pulse.

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