How do sonar work in big ship and submarines?
Tell the answer fast it is important............
brainusers14:
ok
ab tu bol
kya
name and class
jasmine nad 8th
and*
plz don't comment
ok
acha vese meri class 9th h
ok
Answers
Answered by
0
Sonar stands for sound navigation and ranging
A box is fitted beneath the ships which has a transmitter and a reciever
The sound waves are send by the transmitter
A box is fitted beneath the ships which has a transmitter and a reciever
The sound waves are send by the transmitter
Answered by
1
Answer:
Submarines use Sonar (Sound Navigation and Ranging) to detect target ships. While using active sonar, the submarine transmits a sound pulse and calculates the time it takes to reach the target and be reflected back. Passive Sonar listens for sounds coming from other vessels.
Similar questions