YES, is use of acoustic and ultrasonic in computer engineering.

                            Computer engineering (100%) =
      Electrical engineering (50%) + Computer science (50%)

ACOUSTICS:
ACOUSTICS
ACOUSTICS

A branch of physics which deals with the process of generation reception and propagation of sound is called “ACOUSTICS”.

In telecommunications, an acoustic couplet is an interface device for coupling electrical signals by acoustical means usually in to and out of a telephone instrument.

ACOUSTICS
ACOUSTICS & ULTRASONIC
The link is achieved through converting reconvert sound to electric signals needed for the end terminal such as a teletypewriter and buck is a electrical connection.

Automatic acoustic management is a method for reducing acoustic emanations in at attachment mass storage devices for computer data storage, hard disk drives, etc....

The acoustic management parameters are adjustable through a software or firmware user interface.



ULTRASONIC:

Ultrasonic is a developing and implementing data analysis methods can consume a significant fraction of the time and effort required for “ULTRASONIC NDE” technique development.

Computer software required the majority of our time and often delayed us for a begin experimenting with a new technique.
ULTRASONIC
ULTRASONIC

Implementation of new data analysis methods must be easy and fast.
Software must be easily expandable.

Digitize the ultrasonic waveform.

Perform an FFT on these points.

The wave forms in the scan were operated on at a time.

The exact same operation was repeated on every waveform in the scan.

window out the magnitude point that corresponds to 450 kHz.

Display the image pixel that corresponds to this waveform.

ULTRASONIC PROGRAMMING:

Ultrasonic Sensor        HC-SR04
Arduino
VCC
5V
TRIG
PIN11
ECHO
PIN12
GND
GND










int trigPin=11;
int trigPin=12;
long duration ,cm, inches;
void setup()

{

Serial.begin(9600);
PinMode(trigPin,output);
PinMode(echoPin,input);

}

Void loop()

{

digitawrite(trigPin.low);
delayMicroSeconds(5);
digitalwrite(trigPin,high);
delayMicroSeconds(10);
digitalwrite(trigPin,low);
Pinmode(echoPin,input);
duration=pulsein(echoPin,high);
cm=(duration/2)29.1;
inches=(duration/2)74;
serial.print(inches);
serial.print(“in”);
serial.print(cm);
serial.print(“cm);
serial.print();
delay(250);

}

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