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hydrophone
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hy·dro·phone  (hdr-fn)
n.
An electrical instrument for detecting or monitoring sound under water.

hydrophone [ˈhaɪdrəˌfəʊn]
n
(Electronics) an electroacoustic transducer that converts sound or ultrasonic waves travelling through water into electrical oscillations

hydrophone  (hdr-fn)
A device used to detect or monitor sound under water. Hydrophones are often installed or towed in arrays that can be used to pinpoint a sound source or provide sea-floor imaging as part of a sonar system.


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Researchers hope to learn more about the quakes in the coming weeks as they monitor activity with hydrophones on the ocean floor.
Ultrasonically tagged fish were detected in this estuarine area by means of wireless hydrophones deployed at four gates inside the entrance of the study area and farther up to tidal freshwater (38 km).
The Attenuate sleeve isolated the hydrophones from radiated noise that emanates from other sections of the system.
 
 
 
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