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What is the applications of echo​

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English:

Applications of echoes

Echoes are used by bats, dolphins and fisherman to detect an object / obstruction. They are also used in SONAR (Sound navigation and ranging) and RADAR(Radio detection and ranging) to detect an obstacle.

Tagalog:

Mga aplikasyon ng dayandang

Ang mga dayandang ay ginagamit ng mga paniki, dolphin at mangingisda upang makita ang isang bagay / sagabal. Ginagamit din ang mga ito sa SONAR (Sound navigation and ranging) at RADAR(Radio detection and ranging) upang makita ang isang balakid.

Explanation:

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When a sound wave is produced in air, some of it is absorbed after hitting with a reflector while some of the sound wave is reflected back to the listener. This reflected sound is called echo.

Applications of Echo:

  1. Since bats cannot see from their eyes, so they use the technique of echolocation to locate their ways. Bats can understand from the reflected sound if there is any object before it. It hunts its prey by using this technique.
  2. This technique is also used to find the depth of sea or distance of submarines
  3. It also helps to estimate the distance or hills and mountains.
  4. This technique is also very helpful in the medical field as well. Doctors used this phenomenon in cardiography, sonogram and many other medical diagnosis.
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