EdgeTech increases depth rating on 2050-DSS sidescan sonar and sub-bottom profiler
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EdgeTech increases depth rating on 2050-DSS sidescan sonar and sub-bottom profiler

EdgeTech, a leader in high-resolution sonar imaging systems and underwater technology, has increased the standard depth rating to 3,000 metres on all new 2050 combined tri-frequency sidescan sonar and high-resolution sub-bottom profiling sonar systems.

The 2050-DSS is a tri-frequency sidescan sonar system where any two, operator selectable, frequencies can be operated simultaneously. The system can be provided with either a 120, 410 & 850kHz towfish, or a 230, 540 & 850kHz towfish. Additionally, both towfish options are equipped with a 2–16kHz sub-bottom profiler that utilizes a PVDF panel receive hydrophone.

Cable and pipeline surveys

The 2050-DSS comes complete with a combined towfish, digital telemetry that runs over a single coaxial cable, a 19-inch (49cm) rack mount topside interface, and EdgeTech’s Discover acquisition software. The 2050-DSS can be integrated with several auxiliary sensors such as a magnetometer and USBL responder. Additionally, an interface is fitted so that the electronics and sensors can be mounted onto an ROV. The EdgeTech 2050-DSS is especially suitable for applications such as cable and pipeline surveys, marine construction surveys, pre- and post-dredging surveys and more. The new increased depth rating enables an even larger scope of applications, particularly in relation to the use of the systems on ROVs.

The EdgeTech 2050-DSS is a tri-frequency sidescan sonar system. (Image courtesy: EdgeTech)
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