Acoustic Modems is a device used for underwater communication, which uses sound waves instead of electromagnetic waves for data transmission. It modulates digital data into acoustic signals, transmits them through the water to the modem at the other end, and then demodulates the acoustic signals back into digital data. This device is widely used in fields such as marine research, submersible communications, and underwater detection.
Linkedyne series acoustic modems use EEE-AC and OFDM-MFSK technology to achieve stable and reliable underwater communications, with extremely high reliability and flexibility, and an open Adapter interface, so users can develop and design coprocessors according to their needs.