Sonar Monitoring System
1 system introduction
The sound ball linkage system is the latest security monitoring system developed by our company. Relying on the mature sound array signal processing technology and taking our 16 element array air sonar system as the carrier, the existing monitoring ball machine is upgraded, as shown in Figure 1 - 1. It mainly realizes the recognition and orientation of specific audio and controls the steering of the ball machine through onvif protocol, which can be adapted to the vast majority of network ball machines on the market. When abnormal sound signals are found within the monitoring range, respond in a very short time, locate the sound source, and guide the ball machine pan tilt to rotate to the direction of abnormal sound for inspection. Combined with the corresponding audio and video processing technology, it can achieve 360 ° all-round monitoring, and solve the problem of large monitoring blind area caused by unclear monitoring direction in the traditional security scheme.
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Industrial indicators
Power supply range
12V DC power supply
Data transmission interface
RJ45 100m network port
System power consumption
<200ma
Operating temperature range
-20 ° c~85 ° C
Environmental adaptability
Waterproof grade IP65
Sensor index
Signal to noise ratio
58dB
sensitivity
-38dB
Frequency Response
100Hz~10KHz
Directivity
omnidirectional
Array metrics
Array volume
205*205*30(mm)
Array weight
1.2Kg
Array aperture
200mm*200mm
Number of array elements
16
Sensor type
MEMS silicon microphone
Sonar performance index
Main lobe 3dB bandwidth
19.39 ° (3000hz)
Array gain
seven point seven eight one five
Maximum processing frequency
4000Hz
Angular resolution
<1 °
Horizontal spatial resolution
<1600mm (measuring distance 1m)
response time
<50ms
positioning error
<500mm (measuring distance 1m, 1000Hz)
Detection angle range
0~360 ° omnidirectional
Detection range
Not less than 50m radius
Array features
Sound source target orientation
Output direction information of sound source target (polar coordinates or azimuth)
Sound source target location
Output absolute position information of sound source target (known installation conditions)
Voice recognition
Identify the type of specific sound (sampling and training in advance)
Sound enhancement
Noise reduction, filtering, directional enhancement
feature analysis
Calculating the time-frequency characteristics of statistical sound source signals