The SeaBat 7160 transducer array is comprised of linear receive and transmit arrays mounted together on a support base. The T-shaped array geometry provides the basis for a compact, high-resolution sonar which is easily installed for portable or hull mounts – a first for a high-resolution system in this frequency range. The system features a pitch-stabilized transmitter and an active roll compensated receiver.
The HydroSweep DS is a deep water multiebeam echosounder ideally suited for seabed mapping in deep water up to full ocean depth based on a sonar frequency between 14 kHz to 16 kHz. Beside bathymetric depth information from 10 m to more than 11,000 m, sidescan data and backscatter data for seabed classification are acquired. The HydroSweep DS does not only gather sea floor information, but also uses adaptive bottom tracking windows to identify sonar targets in the water column and can be optionally operated as a parametric sub-bottom profiler without additional transducers and electronics.
The HydroSweep MD/30 is a deep water multibeam echosounder ideally suited for seabed mapping in medium and deep waters down to 7,000 m water depth. The HydroSweep MD/30 utilizes operating frequencies between 24 and 30 kHz to map the acquire bathytric depth information as well as sidescan and backscatter data.
The HydroSweep MD/50 is a high resolution multibeam echosounder ideally suited for seabed mapping in mid and shallow water based on a sonar frequency range between 52 kHz to 62 kHz. Beside bathymetric depth information from 5 m to more than 2000 m, sidescan data and backscatter data for seabed classification can be acquired.
The EC6081 mk2 (VP2000) is a 1MHz bandwidth voltage preamplifier with bandpass filter that is designed for uses in conjunction with piezoelectric hydrophones. VP2000 offers excellent low-noise performance over the entire frequency range; and adjustable gain selection. A range of 12 high-pass and 12 low-pass filters are available, these allow ideal band pass filter settings.
The SeaBat 7160 transducer array is comprised of linear receive and transmit arrays mounted together on a support base. The T-shaped array geometry provides the basis for a compact, high-resolution sonar which is easily installed for portable or hull mounts – a first for a high-resolution system in this frequency range. The system features a pitch-stabilized transmitter and an active roll compensated receiver.
The HydroSweep DS is a deep water multiebeam echosounder ideally suited for seabed mapping in deep water up to full ocean depth based on a sonar frequency between 14 kHz to 16 kHz. Beside bathymetric depth information from 10 m to more than 11,000 m, sidescan data and backscatter data for seabed classification are acquired. The HydroSweep DS does not only gather sea floor information, but also uses adaptive bottom tracking windows to identify sonar targets in the water column and can be optionally operated as a parametric sub-bottom profiler without additional transducers and electronics.
The HydroSweep MD/30 is a deep water multibeam echosounder ideally suited for seabed mapping in medium and deep waters down to 7,000 m water depth. The HydroSweep MD/30 utilizes operating frequencies between 24 and 30 kHz to map the acquire bathytric depth information as well as sidescan and backscatter data.
The HydroSweep MD/50 is a high resolution multibeam echosounder ideally suited for seabed mapping in mid and shallow water based on a sonar frequency range between 52 kHz to 62 kHz. Beside bathymetric depth information from 5 m to more than 2000 m, sidescan data and backscatter data for seabed classification can be acquired.
The EC6081 mk2 (VP2000) is a 1MHz bandwidth voltage preamplifier with bandpass filter that is designed for uses in conjunction with piezoelectric hydrophones. VP2000 offers excellent low-noise performance over the entire frequency range; and adjustable gain selection. A range of 12 high-pass and 12 low-pass filters are available, these allow ideal band pass filter settings.
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