Seabed underwater acoustic response type positioning method and system based on synchronous signal mechanism
A technology of synchronizing signals and positioning methods, applied in radio wave measurement systems, re-radiation of sound waves, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of inability to overcome error correction, insufficient real-time performance, and low accuracy, and achieve improved underwater acoustic positioning accuracy, Solve the effect of positioning time delay and ensure stability
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[0060] Embodiment 1 A submarine underwater acoustic response positioning system based on a synchronization signal system includes: a target transmitter 1, which is installed on a device that needs positioning, and is used to transmit positioning function codes and receive response signals; a submarine transponder 2, at least three One, distributed around the target transmitter 1 on the seabed, used to receive the positioning function code or response signal sent by the target transmitter 1 or other submarine transponders 2, and can transmit the response signal; the synchronization signal system is written into the target transmitter 1 and the submarine transponder 2 are used as information carriers for underwater acoustic communication, and the synchronization signal system in the target transmitter 1 and submarine transponder 2 is in a synchronized state; the receiver 3 is located above the submarine transponder 2 and The target transmitter 1 is in communication connection for ...
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[0065] Example 2: Submarine underwater acoustic response positioning method based on the synchronization signal system, the target transmitter and each submarine transponder use a consistent synchronization signal system, please refer to Picture 10 , This method includes the following steps:
[0066] Step 1. The underwater acoustic positioning signal instruction code S1 is sent out immediately after the falling edge of the synchronization signal of the target transmitter is valid;
[0067] Step 2. Each submarine transponder X passes through T X After receiving the command code S1 of the underwater acoustic positioning signal, it will be delayed by T Δ After that, the first response signal A1 is transmitted X ;
[0068] Step 3. After the falling edge of the next synchronization signal arrives, each submarine transponder X immediately transmits the second response signal A2 X ;
[0069] Step 4. The receiver receives the underwater acoustic positioning signal command code S1 and several ...
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[0086] On the basis of embodiment 1, before step 1, it also includes the step of equipment underwater acoustic synchronization timing. The equipment includes each subsea transponder and target transmitter, and the synchronization timing is each subsea transponder and target transmitter. The internal atomic clock is synchronized.
[0087] The synchronization time service steps of the underwater acoustic equipment include:
[0088] S1, the first timing signal instruction code is sent out immediately after the falling edge of the synchronization signal of the target transmitter is valid;
[0089] S2, each submarine transponder X passes through T X After receiving the first timing signal instruction code after time, all delay T Δ After that, respectively transmit their own No. 1 response signal;
[0090] S3, target transmitter at 2T X +T Δ After receiving the response signal of each number one after time, after the falling edge of the next synchronization signal, the pe...
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