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Devices Ultrasound Acoustics, Ultrasound and Vibration


Devices Ultrasound Acoustics, Ultrasound and Vibration

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  • - sonic shockwaves
  • - AQUAMATIC, Denmark
  • - Peter Hoekje, Assistant Professor, Department of Physics, UNI
  • - NASA (USA)
  • - The 2047U/C combines the features of a standard electronic stethoscope - with those of an ultrasonic (sounds higher in frequency than the ear can hear) detector.
  • - Electronic kit. Hear car brakes, gas leaks or even bats.
  • - Includes a first and a second transducer coupled together through a coupling medium communicating undulating pressure wave for the transfer of electrical power into an undulating pressure wave communicated into an electrical response. This is a signal t
  • - Meters energy and frequency in ultrasonic and megasonic cleaning tanks used in the semiconductor, wafer, disk drive, flat-panel display, electronics and parts precision cleaning industries.
  • - The Audio Spotlight (TM) uses subtle nonlinear properties of the air to create an extremely narrow sound beam. This beam ofsound behaves just like a beam of light - 'shining' it at a specific listener allows only that person to hear it, and projecting it
  • - United States Patent: 6,146,674
  • - Unclassified/commercial mind control technology.
  • - Nondestructive Evaluation Sciences Branch Langley Research Center.



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