Communications – electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices – Distance or direction finding – By combining or comparing signals
Patent
1980-12-16
1984-01-10
Farley, Richard A.
Communications, electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices
Distance or direction finding
By combining or comparing signals
367 97, 367115, G01S 380, G01S 1596
Patent
active
044256353
ABSTRACT:
A fish sonar is capable of detecting ultrasonic waves from a desired direction by shaping the waveforms of the outputs of a pair of vibrators spaced apart by a certain distance, and detecting a delay of the output from one of the vibrators with respect to that of the other of the vibrators so as to detect the direction of the ultrasonic waves coming to the pair of vibrators and to delay the output of the other of the vibrators with respect to the output of one of the vibrators.
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Kobayashi Kazuto
Yamamoto Shigeo
Farley Richard A.
Keisuke Honda
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