Sonar Target Signal Simulator

Sonar Target Signal Simulators are devices used in underwater sound equipment for simulating the signals that would be received by sonar systems. They are part of the supply class Underwater Sound Equipment, which falls under the supply group Communication, Detection, and Coherent Radiation Equipment.

These simulators are designed to mimic the acoustic signals that would be emitted by various underwater targets, such as submarines, ships, or marine life. By generating these simulated signals, sonar operators can test and calibrate their sonar systems, ensuring their accuracy and effectiveness in detecting and tracking real targets.

Sonar Target Signal Simulators typically have adjustable parameters to simulate different target characteristics, such as size, speed, and acoustic signature. They can generate signals at various frequencies and power levels, allowing operators to test the performance of their sonar systems across different operating conditions.

In summary, Sonar Target Signal Simulators are essential tools in the field of underwater sound equipment, enabling accurate testing and calibration of sonar systems used for communication, detection, and coherent radiation in underwater environments.