Curvilinear wideband, projected derivative-matched, continuous a

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1993-12-01

1994-12-13

Eldred, J. Woodrow

Communications, electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices

Echo systems

Distance or direction finding

367119, 367124, 367153, 367157, 310334, 310337, G01S 1500, H04R 1700

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053734831

ABSTRACT:
A curvilinear wideband, projected derivative-matched continuous aperture acoustic transducer includes a first curvilinear sensor having a predetermined spatial shading which is constrained to zero at its ends and has amplitude continuity between its ends; and a second curvilinear sensor area having a spatial shading which is the projected spatial derivative of the spatial shading of said first area and which has a discontinuous amplitude at its ends; the first and second spatially shaded areas being superimposed and coextensive along the sensing axis.

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