A Resistivity Imaging System is a geophysical tool used to map the subsurface by measuring variations in electrical resistivity. It is widely used across many industries due to its ability to provide detailed information about underground structures, water content, and material composition. The GD-10 and GD-20 systems integrate electrical resistivity (RES), induced polarization (IP), and self-potential (SP) measurements into a single unit for comprehensive subsurface exploration. They support 1D, 2D, and 3D imaging using SP, IP, and RES data, making them versatile tools for detecting and mapping underground structures.
Transmitter | Receiver | ||
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Max. transmitting power | 7200W | Voltage range | ±24V |
Max transmitting voltage | 1600V | Voltage precision | 0.1% ± 1uV |
Max transmitting current | 6A | SP compensation | ±10V (auto) |
Pulse width | 0.5, 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64s (optional) | A/D converter | 24 bits |
Pulse | Square wave | Stacking | 1–255 times |
Transmitter Details | Receiver Details | ||
Storage | ≥8GB for about 400,000 readings | Battery | Built-in 16.8V lithium battery for continuously 24 hours work |
Charging voltage | 120~250V (50Hz or 60Hz) | External power | DC 24V~60V |
Working temperature | -20°C ~ +70°C | Storage temperature | -20°C ~ +70°C |
Dimension | 39cm * 20cm * 29cm | Weight | 8KGS |
Display | 5.7 inch full color LCD, with backlight, 640*480 | Interface | A/B/M/N/∞, ERI test console, charger, external power, USB, RS485 |