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Double frequency narrow directivity technology with single acoustic vector sensor

Hui Jun-ying

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The single acoustic vector sensor performs better than traditional scalar hydrophone in small sonar system.However,its natural directivity is not sharp enough,and the -3dB beamwidth is about 90 degrees,so it cannot be used to distinguish multi_targets commonly.This study was conducted to decrease the directivity beamwidth of a single vector sensor.The instantaneous acoustic energy flow,which is the product of acoustic pressure and particle,consists of the base_frequency part and double_frequency part.The double_frequency part also has the information of base band with narrow beamwidth.With the double_frequency narrow directivity method described in this paper,emulation calculations indicate that the new directivity -3dB beamwidth is about 26 degrees.This method gives the single vector sensor the basic resolving ability of double_targets.

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The single acoustic vector sensor performs better than traditional scalar hydrophone in small sonar system.However,its natural directivity is not sharp enough,and the -3dB beamwidth is about 90 degrees,so it cannot be used to distinguish multi_targets commonly.This study was conducted to decrease the directivity beamwidth of a single vector sensor.The instantaneous acoustic energy flow,which is the product of acoustic pressure and particle,consists of the base_frequency part and double_frequency part.The double_frequency part also has the information of base band with narrow beamwidth.With the double_frequency narrow directivity method described in this paper,emulation calculations indicate that the new directivity -3dB beamwidth is about 26 degrees.This method gives the single vector sensor the basic resolving ability of double_targets.

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The single acoustic vector sensor performs better than traditional scalar hydrophone in small sonar system.However,its natural directivity is not sharp enough,and the -3dB beamwidth is about 90 degrees,so it cannot be used to distinguish multi_targets commonly.This study was conducted to decrease the directivity beamwidth of a single vector sensor.The instantaneous acoustic energy flow,which is the product of acoustic pressure and particle,consists of the base_frequency part and double_frequency part.The double_frequency part also has the information of base band with narrow beamwidth.With the double_frequency narrow directivity method described in this paper,emulation calculations indicate that the new directivity -3dB beamwidth is about 26 degrees.This method gives the single vector sensor the basic resolving ability of double_targets.

Key concepts: Beamwidth, Directivity, Acoustics, Hydrophone, Frequency band, Sound pressure, Physics, Engineering

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