Tri axis high frequency fiber optic acoustic sensor

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

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C073S655000, C250S227190, C356S477000

Reexamination Certificate

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07463555

ABSTRACT:
A fiber optic acoustic sensor that detects pressure waves from all incident angles features multiple mandrels orthogonally disposed to provide omni-directional sensing capability. The topology of the mandrels prevents frequency response drop-off characteristic of cylindrical sensors at wavelengths smaller than ½ the length of the acoustic cylinder. The larger operating bandwidth and omni-directional sensing capability makes this fiber optic acoustic sensor a suitable choice for a wide range of applications.

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