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Implementation Methods of Various Functions of Digital Sonar

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Digital Sonar Design in Underwater Acoustics

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The combination of digital signal processing theory and techniques with underwater acoustics and oceanography establishes the foundation of digital sonar design [1]–[6], and also provides the possibility to complete the tactical and technical specifications. But this is just one problem. In order to implement various functions of a digital sonar system, it is necessary to carefully manage the hardware and software, choose the right DSP chips and the algorithms, which can perfectly run the necessary compiler. The philosophy of a sonar designer should be: based on the user’s requirements, find the optimum, but the simplest design. It is necessary to use the simplest, most reliable means to implement our design. The system that we designed must have a friendly interface, extendable space [7]–[13].

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