Skip to main content
Communication Theory Lab
CTL
Communication Theory Lab
Home
News
Events
People
All People
Principal Investigator
Research Scientists
Postdoctoral Fellows
Students
Visiting Scholars
Former Members
Former Members from Texas A&M University
Former Members from University of Minnesota
Collaborators
Alumni
Research
Publications
Teaching
Funding
Media
Contact Us
acoustic transmitter
A Self-Powered Magneto-Acoustic Tracking Transducer
1 min read ·
Wed, Jan 15 2020
News
acoustic transmitter
Circuits
tracking applications
Acoustic telemetry
Almansouri, Abdullah S., et al. "A Self-Powered Magneto-Acoustic Tracking Transducer." (2020). Acoustic telemetry is widely used for many tracking applications. Objects or subjects are tracked by attaching an acoustic transmitter onto them or having them wear them. The acoustic signal is then detected by different microphones to determine the location of the tagged target. The size and the weight of the tag determine the size of the target that can be tracked. In the case of small-sized tags, about 80% of the volume is consumed by the battery and electronics, while less than 20% by the actual