An Experimental Ultrasonic Image System For Underwater Vision.

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Robinson, Kenneth George.
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1967-06Advisor
Sackman, G.L.
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An experimental investigation of acoustic imaging in water is
made at an ultrasonic frequency of U55 KHz. Using optical principles,
the theory of image formation and resolution are discussed. The
range capability of such a system is predicted by the use of underwater
acoustic theory. The apparatus consists of a basic imaging system that provides
a set of d.c. voltages, proportional to sound intensity at points in
the image plane, to be applied to a visual display system. Such a
display will present a two dimensional image of an insonified underwater
target. This study differs from previous work done in underwater acoustic
imaging, in that the image conversion process will lend itself to the
application of integrated circuits.
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