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Bistatic sonar is a sonar configuration in which transmitter and receiver are separated by a distance large enough to be comparable to the distance to the target. Most sonar systems are monostatic, in that the transmitter and receiver are located in the same place. A configuration with multiple receivers is called multistatic.

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  • Bistatic sonar is a sonar configuration in which transmitter and receiver are separated by a distance large enough to be comparable to the distance to the target. Most sonar systems are monostatic, in that the transmitter and receiver are located in the same place. A configuration with multiple receivers is called multistatic. (en)
  • Бистатический гидролокатор — гидролокатор, приёмник(и) и передатчик(и) которого разнесены в пространстве на расстояния, сравнимые с расстоянием до цели. (ru)
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  • Bistatic sonar is a sonar configuration in which transmitter and receiver are separated by a distance large enough to be comparable to the distance to the target. Most sonar systems are monostatic, in that the transmitter and receiver are located in the same place. A configuration with multiple receivers is called multistatic. (en)
  • Бистатический гидролокатор — гидролокатор, приёмник(и) и передатчик(и) которого разнесены в пространстве на расстояния, сравнимые с расстоянием до цели. (ru)
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  • Bistatic sonar (en)
  • Бистатический гидролокатор (ru)
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