Sentence examples for using a time reversal from inspiring English sources

During the propagation of this conical wave in an urban canyon, the resulting pressure signals are measured using a time reversal array flush mounted into the ground.

In [16], coherent MIMO transmission has been presented, using a time reversal approach.

This anomaly is caused by the surrogates having an artificially lower average correlation, shown in the equivalent panel in Figure 3. Finally, we compare the original and surrogate time series using a time reversal asymmetry statistic.

The technique uses a Time Reversal Mirror to receive a short pulse of electromagnetic energy at an antenna and then shoot back toward the initial transmitter the same signal, but with its wave-form reversed in time.

A time reversal procedure used previously for aeroacoustic source localization is extended to the viscous flows case.

When used on either audio signals or electromagnetic waves, a Time Reversal Mirror allows engineers to exploit what's known as the "pulse compression property" of time reversal to create an amplified version of the signal at a point outside the reverberation chamber housing the transmitter and the time reversal mirror.

The basic idea is to adopt block transmission and implement the precursor equalizer by a time reversal within each block and using a practical minimum phase filter.

The validity of the proposed method is demonstrated through experimental studies in which input signals exerted at piezoelectric (PZT) patches on a quasi-isotropic composite plate are successfully reconstructed by using the time reversal method.

An effective control for the noise problem can be achieved by using the time reversal of signals67.

The wave focalization using time reversal is a well-known technique in the field of acoustics.

This will allow me to review experimental works we have performed in the microwave and acoustic domains, which prove that it is possible to beat the diffraction limit from the far field using time reversal in a special subset of complex media: metamaterials.