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Planet Electronics Ltd

  09/02/2012
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Brand Planet Electronics Ltd
Product MX500 Digital Magnetometer
Year of development 2005
Type of sensor (caesium, Overhauser, potassium, proton) Proton
Is the sensor a gradiometer? (Y/N) Uses two tow-fish for gradiometer
What is the sensor's: Toroidal
Absolute accuracy (nT) 1
Resolution (nT) 1
Operating range (nT) 25,000–65,000
Sensitivity (nT) 1
Sample rate (Hz) 0.5
External trigger possibility (Y/N) N
Operating temperature (°C) N/A
Power requirements 24VDC
Limits of geographic operating zones None, worldwide
Direction of sensitivity Omidirectional
Fish dimensions 86cm × 31cm
Weight in air, water (kg) 12
Depth range 70m
Towfish mounting (towed, fixed mount, other) Towed
Power requirements 24VDC
Type Polyurathane sheath with integral Kevlar braid
Maximum length 150m
Breaking strength 800kg
Diameter (mm) 7.75
Weight in air, water 84kg/km, 36kg/km
Is cable termination field replaceable? (Y/N) Y
Is visual read-out available? (Y/N) Real-time graphical display of all data on PC
Is visual read-out available? (Y/N) N
Digital output (Y/N) NMEA 183 format (RS232)
Supported digital data formats .DAT for 3D plotter software
Data-aquisition/processing package MXSurveyII
ROV (Y/N) N
Side-scan sonar (Y/N) N
Sub-bottom profiler (Y/N) N
Single-beam echosounder (Y/N) N
Depth sensor (Y/N) Supplied as standard
Heading sensor (Y/N) N
Typical applications Low cost magnetometer survey system for locating wrecks, anchors, pipelines, etc. Dual tow-fish system for reduced survey time and improved detection of small objects



     


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