Difference between revisions of "Acoustic Vector Sensors Notes SP2010"

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Faculty Supervisor: Arye Nehorai
 
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===Understanding the AVS response:===
 
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==Status==
 
==Status==

Revision as of 22:56, 6 February 2010

Team Members: Evan

PhD Supervisor: Satya, Murat

Faculty Supervisor: Arye Nehorai

Goals

Understanding the AVS response:

  1. To compute the frequency response and identify the bandwidth with flat response in all the channels.
  2. To study the effects of the equalizer on the velocity measurements.

Perform 3D real-time source location using the four AVS

  1. Revise the GUI
  2. Implement an efficient method for triangulation in 3D

Status

Week 1

This week we worked out minor bugs in code and got everything back to where we left off last semester. The echo problem is still present. We discussed different ways to fix this problem. The assumptions that we made for the Capon spectrum to work may not be accurate (far field vs. near field acoustic waves)

Week 2

We gathered data from an AVS and compared it to the data we generate from the simulated data. The simulated data has the different components of the sensor in phase while the actual collected data did not. We altered the simulation to make the waves out of phase and observed the same 'echo' effect that we experience in the real data. This may be the source of the echo in the real data. Next week we will try to find a way to get the real data in phase.

Files

I'm having trouble uploading these now... I will try to put everything up here that we use for the experiment