Ultra low frequency acoustic vector sensor

Communications – electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices – Signal transducers – Receivers

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C367S140000, C073S861210

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08085622

ABSTRACT:
An acoustic vector sensor mounted in a housing is provided for measuring ultra low frequency acoustic wave particle velocities in a liquid, comprising a horn for amplifying the acoustic wave particle velocities, and a neutrally buoyant object supported in a liquid contained in the horn. The neutrally buoyant object, in reacting to the amplified acoustic wave particle velocities, produces displacements that are sensitively measured.

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