Could a submarine disable sensors with sound?

Could a submarine use a loud sonic pulse to damage another submarine's sensors?

Possibly in limited cases, but the launching submarine could damage its own systems and an electromagnetic approach may be more practical.

The idea is technically conditional rather than impossible. A sufficiently intense underwater sound wave might have a limited effect on another submarine's sensors, depending on how those systems were built and protected. The main limitation is self-harm because the launching submarine and its own equipment would also be exposed to the pulse. Underwater conditions offer few easy ways to isolate friendly sensors from the energy. An electromagnetic effect might be more practical, although it would face its own underwater limitations.