China's powerful advanced sonar systems are now small enough to
The technology, which may be the world’s smallest phased array sonar, means ultrasonic energy is no longer restricted to larger vessels.
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Chinese scientists have shrunk the size of a high-powered phased array sonar system into something compact enough to fit inside a shoebox, enabling it to be mounted on a small unmanned submersible.
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