Computerized Sonar Transducer Analysis and Design Based on Multiport Network Interconnection Techniques

Abstract

A working guide to use of the SEADUCER (Steadystate Evaluation and Analysis of TransDUCERS) computer program is presented. SEADUCER is applied in this paper primarily to math models for longitudinal electromagnetic vibrators. However, the multiport interconnection techniques used in SEADUCER are applicable to the analysis of a wide variety of transducers as well as to steady state modeling of any linear system (electrical, thermal, optical, etc.) which can be described as an M-port interconnection of N(sub p(sub N))-port networks. SEADUCER has been written in ASA Standard FORTRAN so that it can easily be installed on most medium- to large-scale digital computers. The program is in use at the Naval Undersea Center and at other installations and is available to government and private organizations.

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Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Apr 01, 1973
Accession Number
ADA433999

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  • Homer H. Ding
  • James A. Ward
  • Larry E. Mccleary

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