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Experimental demonstration of underwater acoustic communication by vector sensors

Song et al., 2011

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13979704306727742961
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Song A
Abdi A
Badiey M
Hursky P
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IEEE Journal of Oceanic Engineering

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Acoustic communication often relies on a large size array with multiple spatially separated hydrophones to deal with the challenging underwater channel. This poses limitation to its application in compact size underwater platforms. In this paper, acoustic communication by …
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