Variable-frequency Multibeam Echo Sounder09/01/2012 |
| Teledyne Odom Hydrographic has launched the MB1 multibeam echo sounder. This 120° sonar operates on user-selectable frequencies from 170 kHz to 220 kHz. MB1 features phase and amplitude bottom detection, 24-bit water column backscatter data, sidescan, snippets, light weight titanium and acetal construction, optional integrated motion sensor and a GPS heading system. |
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Odom will be demonstrating the new compact MB1 multibeam system at the upcoming Hypack conference in San Diego, USA, on 30th and 31st January 2012 in booth 22.
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By collaborating with Teledyne RDI's engineering team, Odom's platform can support all features required by today's multibeam users that are typically only found in expensive high-end systems. The MB1 is the first of several new products being released in 2012.
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