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Knudsen Engineering Ltd

  09/02/2012
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Brand Knudsen Engineering Ltd
Year of initial development 2007
Product Chirp 3200
Max. power consumption (W) 100
Power (DC, AC) 12-30VDC or 85-265VAC
Weight (in air) and dimensions (w x h x d) of transducer/transceiver 10kg; 19" 3U rack case
Weight and dimensions (w x h x d) of display and logging unit N/A
Portability of logger (rack, desktop, portable) Rack, desktop or portable PC
Software platform (Windows, other) Windows
Depth range of operation (m) 0-8,000
Frequency range (kHz) 3.5-210
Number of frequencies supported simultaneously 4
Power output of transducer at standard frequencies 2kW @ 3.5kHz; 2kW @12kHz; 1kW @ 33kHz; 1kW @ 210kHz
Beam angles (along and across) Transducer dependent
Depth resolution, accuracy 1cm, 0.1%
Max. pulse sounding rate 10Hz
Pulse length Up to 64ms
Dynamic range (dB) 96
Are heave, pitch and roll corrections included? Heave only
Capable of being operated remotely (e.g. via PC) Yes
Supported external data inputs (heave/roll/pitch, positioning) Heave and positioning
Can events and annotations be marked? Yes
Can sound velocity and temperature profiles be included in real time ? No
Is real-time coupling to survey/post-processing software possible? Yes
What data are displayed in real time (e.g. depth, classification, thickness)? Digitised depth and full echogram
Data output options (e.g. raw data, transducer and motion-corrected depth, sea floor classification) Raw data, heave corrected, draft corrected
Data output formats SEG-Y, NMEA, XTF, ASCII, binary
Data output for sea floor classification? Yes
How are data displayed? Digitised depth and full echogram (raw and heave-corrected)
Connection possibilities USB (network and RS232 via PC)
How are data internally logged? Data logged on control PC
Main use of the system Deep-water survey and sub-bottom profiling



     


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