Reduced mechanical coupling interlink for spatially extended hyd

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

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367154, H04R 144

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061118192

ABSTRACT:
An interlink for connecting hydrophone elements that allows a single sens fiber to transition from a first hydrophone element, across the interlink, to a second hydrophone element, while providing a secure connection between hydrophone elements without the disadvantages of mechanical resonances produced by a rigid interlink material. The interlink has a first end connected to a first hydrophone element, and a second end connected to a second hydrophone element. The interlink may be composed entirely of open cell foam, or a more rigid structure that is covered by open cell foam. Sensing fiber transitions from a first hydrophone element, onto the foam interlink, and thence onto a second hydrophone element, with only a change in winding angle. The sensing fiber is not susceptible to a rigid interlink structure and undesirable mechanical resonances.

REFERENCES:
patent: 5737278 (1998-04-01), Frederick et al.
patent: 5748565 (1998-05-01), Cherbettchian et al.

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