Omnidirectional fiber optic hydrophone

Communications – electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices – Signal transducers – Underwater type

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356345, 73655, 25022714, 25022719, 25022727, G01B 902

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ABSTRACT:
An omnidirectional fiber optic hydrophone includes a concentrically-arranged pair of ring-shaped mandrels mounted between planar upper and base members. Each of the rings is formed of inner and outer annular portions separated by an annular void. Optical fibers wound about the outer circumference of the outer annular portion of the outer ring and about the outer circumference of the inner annular portion of the inner ring communicate with a source of optical energy and with a photodetector to provide signals for measuring acoustic wave-induced deflections of the rings. A plurality of mandrels may be employed in a single hydrophone which may be potted with elastomeric material or free flooded.

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