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Doppler Log – Principle, Working, Speed and Errors

Doppler Log

Doppler log is an instrument, used in ships, to measure ship's relative speed with water (in which it is travelling) by the use of Doppler effects on transmitted/reflected sound waves.PrincipleDoppler log is based on the principle of Doppler shift in frequency measurement i.e. apparent change in frequency received when the distance between source and observer is changing due to the motion of either source or observer or both. In Doppler log an observer is moving with a source of sound towards a reflecting plane, then the received frequency. By measuring the received frequency and … [Read more...]

By Cult of Sea Filed Under: Bridge Equipment Tagged With: Bridge Equipment, doppler effect, doppler log, errors, oscillator, sog, sound, stw, transducer

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