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titleOfInvention METHOD FOR ACOUSTIC TRANSMISSION OF MESSAGE SIGNALS THROUGH THE GROUND
abstract The acoustic communications system sends messages via seismic pulses between a transmitter (12) and a receiver (14) coupled to the ground. The information is sent by varying the amplitude and/or frequency and/or phase of a defined signal. The signal is generated by a vibrator (12) whose amplitude, frequency and phase are variable and can be altered according to given functions. The signal is composed of a sequence of subsignals which in addition to being modulated with the information is also coded using e.g. a binary system. The subsignals consist of a sequence of frequencies and its inverse. The frequencies in the sequence have a constant amplitude.
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