 Acoustic transmission

Acoustic transmission refers to the transfer of sound waves through various mediums, such as air, water, or solids. This process can involve the propagation of sound in different contexts, such as underwater acoustics, telecommunications, and architectural acoustics. In general, acoustic transmission relies on the following principles: 1. **Medium**: Sound waves require a medium to travel through, as they are mechanical waves. The type of medium can greatly affect the speed and quality of sound transmission.