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Seismometer CME-4311ND
CME-4211ND
CME-4311ND is a digital 3-component low-noise broadband seismometer.
Frequency range:
0.016 Hz (60 sec) - 50 Hz
Sensitivity:
2000 V / (m/sec)
Data transfer:
USB 2.0, Wi-Fi
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Accelerometer MTSS-1043A
MTSS-1043A
The 3-component accelerometer for high frequency measurements of industrial vibrations, active seismic and more.
Frequency range:
0.1 Hz - 120 Hz
Clip level:
±0,8g
Dynamic range:
126 dB
Sensitivity axes:
3 orthogonal
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Multicomponent sensor CME-206C
CME-206C
The 6-component sensor having 3 orthogonal and 3 rotational sensitivity axes. The top-of-the-line model based on the molecular-electronic technology.
Sensitivity:
250 V / (m/sec)
Clip level:
±0.1 rad/s and ±0.02 m/s
Self noise at 1 Hz:
1,25*10^-7 rad/sec for angular and 10^-7 m/sec for linear channels
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News

  • August 2020: interviewing R-sensors on new products for marine industry
    August 2020: interviewing R-sensors on new products for marine industry
    Korabel.ru published an interview (Rus) with R-sensors' general director Vadim Agafonov, PhD in Physics and Math.

    The R-sensors engineers developed new acoustic sensors designed for marine oil&gas seismic exploration. These sensors are a hydrophone and a dual sensor consisting of a geophone and a hydrophone inside. They were successfully tested in the Black Sea and approved by the Marinet industry center of Russia.

    Korabel.ru was started in 2002 and is now highly popular among top managers of shipbuilding enterprises, design engineers, ship owners and suppliers of marine equipment.
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  • 2020: article on testing R-sensors
    2020: article on testing R-sensors' hydrophone
    Journal of Sensors published an article titled 'Frequency Response Stabilization and Comparative Studies of MET Hydrophone at Marine Seismic Exploration Systems'.

    The operation principle of the hydrophone is based on the molecular-electronic transfer that ensures a high sensitivity and a low self‐noise level. 

    The paper presents a stabilization method of the frequency response within the frequency range at a depth of up to 30 m. Laboratory and marine tests confirmed the stated characteristics as well as the possibility of using this sensor in marine seismic systems. An experimental sample of the hydrophone successfully passed comparative marine tests in the Black Sea with the technical support of Yuzhmorgeologiya, a Russian big research and production company. 

    One of the main results is the possibility to obtain high‐quality information at low frequencies that was reached in the course of tests.
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