2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-36150-1_6
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Low Cost Binaural System Based on the Echolocation

Abstract: Ultrasonic sensors offers attractive features at an affordable cost. The main problem faced by the use of these devices is that the data obtained are not so easy to interpret , restricting their efficiency. This paper describes a binaural sensor system that is able to determine the coordinates of an object or a target in a two-dimensional space, focusing on mathematical and signal processing techniques to provide accurate measurements and increase the system reliability. The proposed work consists only of low … Show more

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“…Statistically insignificant differences between the transfer function amplitude and the amplitudes of the ultrasound signals were found in the corner case (p > 0.05). We obtained similar differences for the distance measurements compared to [13] when interpreting the ultrasound signal as a voltage level using the Hilbert transform.…”
Section: Analysis Of Ultrasound Signal By Modelling On Complex Variablementioning
confidence: 60%
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“…Statistically insignificant differences between the transfer function amplitude and the amplitudes of the ultrasound signals were found in the corner case (p > 0.05). We obtained similar differences for the distance measurements compared to [13] when interpreting the ultrasound signal as a voltage level using the Hilbert transform.…”
Section: Analysis Of Ultrasound Signal By Modelling On Complex Variablementioning
confidence: 60%
“…At the same time, a significant difference in the analysis of the transfer function response was found in the direction of an increase in the rise time of the transient response by approximately 25% for the corner case versus the planar case. This postulate is fully supported by articles [1,6,7,[13][14][15].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 72%