Testing of a Laboratory Prototype for Recording Dolphin Signals with an Extended Frequency Band of the Through Path

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Testing of a Laboratory Prototype for Recording Dolphin Signals with an Extended Frequency Band of the Through Path. / Ivanov, M. P. ; Butov, S. N. ; Leonova, L. E. ; Romanovskaya, E. V. ; Stefanov, V. E. .

In: Acoustical Physics, Vol. 65, No. 5, 26.09.2019, p. 603–610.

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title = "Testing of a Laboratory Prototype for Recording Dolphin Signals with an Extended Frequency Band of the Through Path",

abstract = "New technologies for the digital recording of broadband complex signals have made it possible to develop and create laboratory autonomous multichannel equipment to record bioacoustic activity on a digital medium with low power consumption and the possibility of continuous recording for up to 4 h. The equipment operates under the control of a fit-PC computer with the Windows operating system and the PowerGraph program for digital recording in a frequency band of the analog path of up to 600 kHz. Equipment testing recorded paradoxical signals from toothed whales with a frequency band exceeding 200 kHz. Signals with an extended frequency band were recorded in a laboratory experiment in open water while solving the problem of target tracking and in an experiment with provocation of acoustic communication behavior.",

keywords = "echolocation pulses of toothed whales, communication signals of toothed whales, short bipolar broadband pulse, long-term recording of bioacoustic activity, echolocation pulses of toothed whales, communication signals of toothed whales, short bipolar broadband pulse, long-term recording of bioacoustic activity",

author = "Ivanov, {M. P.} and Butov, {S. N.} and Leonova, {L. E.} and Romanovskaya, {E. V.} and Stefanov, {V. E.}",

note = "Ivanov, M.P., Butov, S.N., Leonova, L.E. et al. Acoust. Phys. (2019) 65: 603. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063771019050105",

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journal = "Acoustical Physics",

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