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Two-Ray Ground-Reflection Model: Understanding the Difference in Phase Offsets at the Receiver

Currently, I'm trying to understand the Two-Ray Ground-Reflection Model. During my research, I came across the following simplification expressing the received power as follows (taken from Wikipedia): ...
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Wavelength and frequency associated with a wave pulse

What are the definitions of wave length and frequency of a wave pulse?
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Can a signal calculate its time period?

I wanted to know if a radio wave has some kind of data for example a kind of packet information (if its a thing) and it gets transmitted and gets received by a receiver, then can it calculate the time ...
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Can anybody explain about phase shift and phase spectrum terms in case of multidimensional signal?

I know about phase of a 1D signal, but when I move into higher dimensions like 2D or 3D etc, it becomes headache to grasp the concept. What do the terms "phase shift" and "phase spectrum" mean in ...
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Phase Slope Distance Calcuation

After trying to implement IFFT algorithms for phase-based ranging, as outlined in this very interesting and descriptive blog post; I've been getting horrendous results (orders of magnitude inaccurate),...
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Comparison between wave equation theory and transfer function theory

I deal with analysis of acoustic signals in solids. And after some literature research in physics and mathematic, I have a question about the followings two theories: Wave equation theory: Imagine I ...
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FWHM and Beam Width of transmitted beam of ultrasonic (ultrasound) transducer

Im a studying ultrasonic transducer and I got a question about FWHM and Beam Width while solving some problems. In the lecture, I learned that Beam width is calculated by: $2\Delta\theta = \frac{3.8\...
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Is the strongest acoustic signal always the closest?

I have a single beam echosounder that I use to measure the distance to an object underwater. It emits an acoustic pulse and listens to the reflections. Using the time of flight and the strongest ...
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Are Huygens wavelets just a geometric method for understanding how a wave moves forward or are they an actual thing?

Wavelets are emitted from every point on a wave towards all directions is what I read on a book but on another book I read Wavelets are emitted towards the same direction of the wave. And They create ...
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Low frequency waves influence of high frequency waves

If I have a 20 MHz surface wave travelling along a material, and then introduce a 50 or 100 Hz wave source, will there be a noticeable difference to the output? (Surface acoustic wave type device, ...
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Subtracting Audio from a Song with Multiple Forms

This question may start oozing into the realm of copyright infringement, but let's discuss the theory first and foremost. I have a song with vocal and orchestral accompaniment from a well-known movie ...
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How can I send a wave towards something and have it respond with a specific value?

Imagine a bat, for example. It uses its echo-location to send waves which get reflected back and thus return information about the surroundings. I want to do the same thing, but instead of just ...
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