Abstract
A comparative analysis is carried out of a time-delay spectrometry method and a proposed method for the sliding complex weighted averaging of the frequency dependence of the transfer impedance of a radiator and receiver, which provide different approaches to the free-field continuous-radiation calibration of hydrophones in a nonanechoic water tank. The advantages of the second method are demonstrated.
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