Compensation for Man-Made Interference during Reception of an Ultra-Low-Frequency Electromagnetic Field in the Sea

The article demonstrates the possibility of compensating for man-made interference created by the electrical equipment of a towing ship during reception of an ultra-low-frequency electromagnetic field in the sea. A receiving device with a towed cable electrode sensor using man-made interference compensation is proposed. It is shown that the use of man-made interference compensation makes it possible to significantly reduce the length of the cable electrode sensor.