Acoustic Communications

Acoustic communications involves the use of sound waves to transmit information, often in environments where traditional radio signals may not work well, such as underwater or in some industrial settings. This technique leverages the principles of electroacoustics, which is the interface between electrical signals and sound. By converting electrical signals into sound waves, and vice versa, devices can communicate over distances using sound. Acoustic communications are vital for applications like underwater exploration, remote monitoring, and even certain types of wireless connections, offering a reliable alternative when other forms of communication are less effective.