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SUMMATIVE
ASSESSMENT
Of
SCIENCE
Made By:
Shumaila Naeem
SONAR
SOund Navigation And Ranging
Types of SONAR
Active sonar creates a pulse of sound, often
called a "ping", and then listens for
reflections of the pulse. To measure the
distance to an object, one measures the time
from emission of a pulse to reception. To
measure the bearing, one uses several
hydrophones, and measures the relative
arrival time to each in a process called beam
forming.
Passive sonar listens without transmitting. It
is usually employed in military settings,
although it is occasionally used in science
applications
Active sonar
Passive sonar
Applications
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To detect
submarines
Mapping
underwater
features
Calculating
Underwater
depth
To locate sunken
ships and fishes
Used to detect
icebergs
How do you use sonar to
determine the depth of
the ocean?
AN APPRATUS called sonar is used to locate
underwater objects and to find the depth of
water.it sends out high frequency sound
vibrations called ultrasonic viberations,into the
water. The time taken by the vibrations to
return is then used to calculate the distance of
the reflecting surface.
When ultrasonic waves is
transmitted through water, it is
reflected by the object in the
water and will produce an echo
signal. By noting the time interval
between the generation of the us
pulse and the reception of the echo
signal, the distance of the object
can be easily calculated.
PRINCIPLE
http://www.authorstream.com/Presentati
on/mitikiripraveen-105207-sonar-
physics-science-technology-ppt-
powerpoint/
www.history.navy.mil
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_do_you_
use_sonar_to_determine_the_depth_of_t
he_ocean
http://servingstrong.typepad.com/main/2
009/08/use-your-sonar.html
BIBLIOGRAPHY
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