Diversity combining for long-range acoustic communication in deep water

  • Song H
  • Hodgkiss W
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Abstract

A recent experiment showed that coherent long-range acoustic communication is feasible in deep water over a ∼550 km range between a source towed slowly at ∼75 m depth and a horizontal line array towed at 3.5 knots at ∼200 m depth. This letter further demonstrates that diversity combining mitigates channel fading and increases the output signal-to-noise ratio. Using sparse channel-estimate-based equalization, three transmissions are combined successfully to decode a 40 Hz bandwidth (230–270 Hz) 8 phase-shift-keying communication signal, achieving an effective data rate of 17 bits/s at ∼550 km range.

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Song, H. C., & Hodgkiss, W. S. (2012). Diversity combining for long-range acoustic communication in deep water. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 132(2), EL68–EL73. https://doi.org/10.1121/1.4731639

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