Sound Wave Detector
Posted March 5th, 2007 by adminNASA Tech Briefs INSIDER 03/05/2007
The sensor uses a mechanism inspired by how fish hear under water, and can be modified to measure the water deformation, known as shear, associated with a sound wave — a quantity typically difficult to measure because it requires very sensitive instruments. This new sensor shows promise that it can be successfully modified to detect this acoustic shear, which will enhance the directional information.
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