Underwater Radiated-Noise Simulation Control Model Based on Propeller Influencing

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Underwater target radiated-noise of time domain is significant important in underwater defense and security. Its simulation model based on propeller influencing is considered in this paper. Linear difference equation representing relationship between underwater target radiated-noise of time domain and propeller induced noise is fitted from the data. Dynamical programming is employed to investigate the control of the target radiated-noise. Experimental results show the efficiency of our model and the control methods.

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