hmmm
well with resonance, the KGB used two methods: one was the use of lasers to measure the various vibrations of glass to determine the sounds that made it vibrate, and the second was low frquency electromagnetic antennaes to listen to the passive type radio-frequency transmitter, such as the small device in the wooden embassey seal, that the soviets installed in the embassey.
the laser use was simple: by measuring the reflection of the vibration on the window, the speach could be determined that produced it. all sound is energy: this energy is capable of causing minute changes in something as flexiable as glass. since a laser is good enough to measure those small shanges as vibrations, the vibrations themselve can serve as the basis for reassembly into the words spoken in the room.
the radiofrequency resonater is a little trickier, but still ingenious. once again, sound caused a small portion of the tube to move: this movment was directly converted to a low grade radio frequency signal. large antennaes would pick up the signal, and save it back as a signal for decoding back into speech. since it would transmitt unless sound was actively moving the capsule, it was very hard to locate with a transmitter detector.
infrared technolgy usally on works ith heat, but if you measured the heat through a wall or a door, and had the device pointing at someones lips, by changing the heat measured into ranges of cooler and hotter yo can observe movment, and the movement can be converted to the shape of sounds.
hope this helps
2006-07-10 01:27:59
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answered by centurion613 3
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Are you talking about how they put that wooden thingy in the American embassy in Moscow during the cold war?
Well I am not a hundred persent sure but it had a very thin meatl or wood pin thingy in side of it and when some one would speak in the room the "pin" would vibrate. Russian spies were in a building monitering it, they could caculate the exact word being spoken, but it was very senstive, even if someone were to walk infront of the wooden thingy on the wall all transmintion from it would be lost.
2006-07-10 08:12:03
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answered by Joel B 1
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KGB wasnt the only group to have used this method of spying.the CIA and homeland security also have used it.how do you think the 7 men in los angeles were caught?their phones were tapped but agents needed more evidence to prove what they were up to. the cold war is over since 1990 and i served in the army starting in 1972.the KGB is not the organization it was but it is still functioning for various reasons.the CIA is still a defensive group and looking out for the population in america
2006-07-10 08:10:26
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answered by Anonymous
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