How does the sonar made and work?
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Sonar is normally an echo.
When an animal/machine makes a sound it sends sound waves into the surroundings.
That waves bounce to nearby objects and some reflects back to that object that made noise.
It's the reflected sound waves that one hears when the voice echoes back to you from distant.
Whales and special machines used for reflected waves to locate distant objects and guess their shape and movement.
SONAR - Sound Navigation and Ranging
SONAR is used to determine the direction and speed of underwater objects. SONAR is generally found in ships and boats. SONAR uses ultrasonic sound waves to detect the underwater objects, fishes, submarines, boats.
How SONAR works ?
There is a transmitter at the bottom of ship which produces and transmits the Ultrasonic sound. These ultrasonic sounds strikes at the depth of the sea. And, it comes back towards the receiver which is fitted at the bottom of the ships and boats. This receiver receives the sound reflected from depth of the sea and perceives it. Later, this signals is properly interpreted and time between transmission and reception is noted. And, this is how it is helpful to find depth and underwater objects in sea.
How SONAR helps to find underwater objects ?:
If the time difference between transmission and reception is less than normal, then it is expected that, there is something underwater object which is reflecting the sound before reaching the depth. And, in this way, SONAR is used to determine underwater objects, depth of sea, Underwater hills, Icebergs, Submarines, valleys.
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