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CDL TOGS2 Smaller Subsea INS

  16/04/2012
Following the unprecedented success of our original TOGS system, CDL has announced the release of the second generation TOGS2 incorporating the latest iXBlue FOG IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit).


TOGS2 is a major advancement over the original system. It is 40% smaller, uses 50% less energy but has more than ten times the processing power for use in advanced INS functionality as well as several new communications interfaces.  TOGS2 will become the core sensor for an advanced range of new aiding options to be released over the next 12 months.





Supplier: CDL

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