System for transmitting a signal

Communications – electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices – Wellbore telemetering – Through drill string or casing

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367156, 367168, 175 40, H04H 900

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ABSTRACT:
A magnetostrictive element generates an ultrasonic wave and the generated ultrasonic wave is propagated through a propagation medium. An acoustic wave receiver receives the propagated ultrasonic wave at the other end of the propagation medium and converts it into an electric signal. A signal transmission is carried out in this way.

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