Induced Polarization
The Full-Wave Spread Spectrum Induced Polarization (IP) System represents a new generation of IP survey technology. It enables deep subsurface detection exceeding 1000 meters, and supports high-precision 2D and 3D spectral IP measurements. Utilizing a wireless distributed array receiver system, the spread spectrum IP signal detection offers enhanced depth penetration, improved survey efficiency, and high measurement accuracy.
Receiver Specification
| Channel | 6 |
| Sample rate | max to 24000Hz |
| background Noise | 5nV/sqrt(Hz) |
| ADC | 32 bit |
| Gain | 1~64 |
| GPS Accuracy | 30ns |
| Dynamic Range | 160dB |
| Weight | 2.8kg |
| Dimensions | 27cm × 24.6cm × 12.4cm |
| Power Supply | 5V Power Bank |
| Connect | Wi-Fi, ZigBee (max to 1.6km), Internet |
| TDP | 2.5W |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C ~ 60°C |
Transmitter Specification
| Max Voltage | 1000V (2000V, 3000V, 4000V, Optional need serial connect) |
| Max Current | 10~50A / 50~200A (Optional need Parallel connect) |
| Composite | Support Serial and Parallel |
| Frequency | 1/512 ~ 8192Hz |
| Transmitter Wave | Programmable Support Time Domain and Frequency Domain |
| GPS Sync Accuracy | 30ns |
| Connect | Wi-Fi, ZigBee (max to 1.6km), Internet |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C ~ 60°C |
Applications
- Mineral exploration including identification of disseminated ore bodies, deep exploration.
- Groundwater & hydrogeological studies including identifying saline water intrusion zones, locating zones of clay or moisture retention in arid regions.
- Geotechnical & Civil engineering including detection of sub surface anomalies, assessment of soil & rock investigations.
- Environmental & Contamination studies including detection and monitoring of contaminated zones, identification of buried waste & pollutants.
- Oil & Gas Exploration including geophysical screening, mapping geological structures, characterizing cap rock integrity and fluid content.
- Geothermal Energy Exploration including locating geothermal reservoirs, mapping hydrothermal pathways, assessing the distribution of geothermal fluids.
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