Primary Method for the Complex Calibration of a Hydrophone from 1 Hz to 2 khz

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CCAUV/17-14 11 th Meeting of the Consultative Committee for Acoustics, Ultrasound and Vibration (CCAUV) Primary Method for the Complex Calibration of a Hydrophone from 1 Hz to 2 khz Mr. William Slater, Dr. Steven Crocker Underwater Sound Reference Division, USA Professor Steven Baker Naval Postgraduate School, USA Approved for public release. Distribution is unlimited.

Acknowledgment This study was completed by Mr. William Slater as partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Master of Science degree in Engineering Acoustics at the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California. Results published in Metrologia. Slater, W.H., Crocker, S.E., and Baker, S.R. (2017) Metrologia, in print doi: 10.1088/1681 7575/aa87f7

Outline Traceability at Low Frequency Theory Practice Systematic Errors & Corrections Uncertainty Results Conclusions

Traceablility at Low Frequency HP 3478 Digital Multimeter HP 3562 Signal Analyzer Primary Reference Standard Reciprocity Coupler Type H48 and Type A47 Magnitude Secondary Reference Standards Standing Wave Tube Traveling Wave Tubes Magnitude & Phase Magnitude & Phase User Applications USRD Facility Standards USRD Standards Leasing Other Navy Labs Gov t Agencies Non-Gov t Orgs. Academia Industry Custom Measurement System

Theory [1]. Configuration (a) Configuration (b) Reciprocity Parameter is the acoustical compliance of the coupler fluid medium is the adiabatic bulk modulus of the fill fluid (castor oil) is the coupler volume

Practice [1]. Configuration (a) is capacitance Configuration (b) Reciprocity Parameter is the acoustical compliance of the coupler fluid medium is the adiabatic bulk modulus of the fill fluid (castor oil) is the coupler volume

Systematic Errors & Corrections Phase Preamplifier (Itaco 1201) Capacitor / Isolated Amplifier Sequential sampling skew Magnitude Coupler compliance Transducer compliance Acoustic wavelength 0.25 to 0.33 db Preamplifier Capacitor & Isolated Amp.

Uncertainty Type A Random errors modeled using a bivariate normal distribution for the real and imaginary parts of the complex sensitivity. Semi-major and semi-minor axes of elliptical uncertainty bound given by largest and smallest eigenvalues of covariance matrix, V/Pa V/Pa V/Pa where is a coverage factor given by V/Pa

Uncertainty Type A Rotation angle of covariance ellipse given by correlation of real and imaginary parts of measurements. Type A component of uncertainties in magnitude and phase of the complex sensitivity calculated from covariance ellipse boundaries.

Uncertainty Type B Magnitude Speed of sound in castor oil Volume of reciprocity coupler Voltage measurements Capacitance Density of castor oil Phase ±0.5 for HP35565 signal analyzer used to correct phase shift in the differential amplifier.

Uncertainty Type B Magnitude

Results Low-frequency coverage extended by more than a decade Primary phase calibration and combined expanded uncertainty

Conclusions A primary calibration method was demonstrated to obtain both the magnitude and phase of the complex sensitivity for a Type H48 hydrophone at frequencies between 1 Hz and 2 khz. The combined expanded uncertainties of the magnitude and phase of the complex sensitivity at 1 Hz were 0.1 db re 1V/ Pa and 1, with the uncertainty in phase decreasing to 0.5 at 4 Hz (and above). The combined expanded uncertainty in magnitude was controlled by the (Type B) fractional uncertainties for sound speed in castor oil, volume of the reciprocity coupler and reciprocal transducer voltage measurements. The combined expanded uncertainty in phase (above 4 Hz) was controlled by the specified phase tolerance (Type B) of the HP35565 signal analyzer used to measure the phase response of the differential amplifier and to correct the measured data.

Conclusions Custom Measurement System HP 3562 Signal Analyzer Primary Reference Standard Reciprocity Coupler Type H48 and Type A47 Magnitude & Phase Secondary Reference Standards Standing Wave Tube Traveling Wave Tubes Magnitude & Phase Magnitude & Phase User Applications USRD Facility Standards USRD Standards Leasing Other Navy Labs Gov t Agencies Non-Gov t Orgs. Academia Industry Custom Measurement System