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ultrasonic transmitter

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ultrasonic transmitter [¦əl·trə′sän·ik tranz′mid·ər]
(engineering acoustics)
A device used to track seals, fish, and other aquatic animals: the device is fastened to the outside of the animal or fed to it, and has a loudspeaker which is made to vibrate at an ultrasonic frequency, propagating ultrasonic waves through the water to a special microphone or hydrophone.
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