Determining the Angle of Bearing on a Sound Source in Water Using Signals Spread Spectrum

This paper presents a method and results of simulation and laboratory studies of the use of direct spread spectrum signals in underwater navigation. The method was evaluated depending on the parameters of signal acquisition, the effect of interference and the configuration of the receiving antenna.

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Pomiary Automatyka Robotyka
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2024-12-11
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https://doi.org/10.14313/par_254/39
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Flow Measurement and Analysis
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Determining the Angle of Bearing on a Sound Source in Water Using Signals Spread Spectrum

Bogdan Żak
Pomiary Automatyka Robotyka
Flow Measurement and Analysis
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Determining the Angle of Bearing on a Sound Source in Water Using Signals Spread Spectrum

Bogdan Żak
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Abstract

This paper presents a method and results of simulation and laboratory studies of the use of direct spread spectrum signals in underwater navigation. The method was evaluated depending on the parameters of signal acquisition, the effect of interference and the configuration of the receiving antenna.

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