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Imagenex 852 | Scanning Sonar
The Imagenex 852 scanning sonar conveniently mounts to our ROVs for effective target identification in turbid waters. The 360 scanning technology allows for a comprehensive surround-view surveys for an in-depth understanding of your surroundings up to 50m away.
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360-degree scanning
Great for navigation
50m range
Imagenex 852 Single Beam Mechanical Scanning Sonar
The small device sits on top of the DTG3 or on the revolving head of the REVOLUTION ROV. Sending out a single acoustic beam in a 360 degree pattern.
The beam’s reflection is calculating on return by the device combined with the software. As it scans, the software paints a 2D image of these reflections.
The visual cannot be used for inspections or surveys themselves, but can assist in giving you a visual reference of how far you are from large solid structures.
The beam’s reflection is calculating on return by the device combined with the software. As it scans, the software paints a 2D image of these reflections.
The visual cannot be used for inspections or surveys themselves, but can assist in giving you a visual reference of how far you are from large solid structures.
Sweeping Sonar for Search and Rescue
This Sonar helps search and recovery teams or inspection operations either by allowing you to see where a large structure like a sea wall is relative to you, or by seeing a centrally placed search target is in relation to you (some customers place a dog cag on a rope to mark the middle of a search area for a sonar to identify).
Mechanical Sonar for Pipes and Tunnels
For submerged pipes or tunnels, you can mount the Imagenex 852 mechanical sweeping sonar to the back of your REVOLUTION ROV and use it to see the ovality and sedimentation levels of the pipe while you drive down the middle of the pipe.
Underwater Hardware Specifications
| Finish | Hard Anodize |
|---|---|
| Connector | IE55-1206-BCR Penetrator |
| Frequency | 675 / 850 kHz |
| Interface | RS-485 @ 115.2 kbps (RS-232 optional) |
| Materials | 6061-T6 Aluminum & Polyurethane |
| Dimensions | View Images |
| Transducer | Imaging type, fan beam, fluid compensated |
| Power Supply | 9 – 50 VDC at less than 3.6 Watts |
| Weight in Air | ~270 g (0.6 lbs) with 24” pigtail |
| Weight in Water | less than 200 g (0.4 lbs) with 24” pigtail |
| Range Resolution | 20 mm |
| Max. Cable Length | 1000 m on typical twisted shielded pair |
| Max. Operating Depth | 300 m |
| Min. Detectable Range | 150 mm |
| Transducer Beam Width | 2.5° x 22° |
| Transmit Pulse Length | 100 microseconds |
Software Specifications
| Modes | Polar, Sector, and Side Scan |
|---|---|
| Grid Type | Polar |
| Step Sizes | Normal (2.25°), Fast (4.5°) |
| Win852.exe | v2.10 |
| File Format | (filename).852 |
| Sector Size | Sector Mode: 0° – 180°, 18° increments Polar Mode: 360°, continuous |
| Range Scales | 5 m, 10 m, 20 m, 30 m, 40 m, 50 m |
| External Input | Depth, Heading, Turns |
| Windows™ Operating System | Windows™ XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10 |
| Recommended Minimum Computer Requirements | 100 MHz Pentium 16 MB RAM 1 GB Hard Disk 800 x 600 x 256 colour graphics |
Imagenex 852 Single Beam Mechanical Scanning Sonar
The small device sits on top of the DTG3 or on the revolving head of the REVOLUTION ROV. Sending out a single acoustic beam in a 360 degree pattern.
The beam’s reflection is calculating on return by the device combined with the software. As it scans, the software paints a 2D image of these reflections.
The visual cannot be used for inspections or surveys themselves, but can assist in giving you a visual reference of how far you are from large solid structures.
The beam’s reflection is calculating on return by the device combined with the software. As it scans, the software paints a 2D image of these reflections.
The visual cannot be used for inspections or surveys themselves, but can assist in giving you a visual reference of how far you are from large solid structures.
Sweeping Sonar for Search and Rescue
This Sonar helps search and recovery teams or inspection operations either by allowing you to see where a large structure like a sea wall is relative to you, or by seeing a centrally placed search target is in relation to you (some customers place a dog cag on a rope to mark the middle of a search area for a sonar to identify).
Mechanical Sonar for Pipes and Tunnels
For submerged pipes or tunnels, you can mount the Imagenex 852 mechanical sweeping sonar to the back of your REVOLUTION ROV and use it to see the ovality and sedimentation levels of the pipe while you drive down the middle of the pipe.
Underwater Hardware Specifications
| Finish | Hard Anodize |
|---|---|
| Connector | IE55-1206-BCR Penetrator |
| Frequency | 675 / 850 kHz |
| Interface | RS-485 @ 115.2 kbps (RS-232 optional) |
| Materials | 6061-T6 Aluminum & Polyurethane |
| Dimensions | View Images |
| Transducer | Imaging type, fan beam, fluid compensated |
| Power Supply | 9 – 50 VDC at less than 3.6 Watts |
| Weight in Air | ~270 g (0.6 lbs) with 24” pigtail |
| Weight in Water | less than 200 g (0.4 lbs) with 24” pigtail |
| Range Resolution | 20 mm |
| Max. Cable Length | 1000 m on typical twisted shielded pair |
| Max. Operating Depth | 300 m |
| Min. Detectable Range | 150 mm |
| Transducer Beam Width | 2.5° x 22° |
| Transmit Pulse Length | 100 microseconds |
Software Specifications
| Modes | Polar, Sector, and Side Scan |
|---|---|
| Grid Type | Polar |
| Step Sizes | Normal (2.25°), Fast (4.5°) |
| Win852.exe | v2.10 |
| File Format | (filename).852 |
| Sector Size | Sector Mode: 0° – 180°, 18° increments Polar Mode: 360°, continuous |
| Range Scales | 5 m, 10 m, 20 m, 30 m, 40 m, 50 m |
| External Input | Depth, Heading, Turns |
| Windows™ Operating System | Windows™ XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10 |
| Recommended Minimum Computer Requirements | 100 MHz Pentium 16 MB RAM 1 GB Hard Disk 800 x 600 x 256 colour graphics |
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