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Home›Business & Finance›Falmouth Scientific Announces New HMS-AT650
Business & Finance

March 12, 2016 · about 10 years ago

Falmouth Scientific Announces New HMS-AT650

Falmouth Scientific, Inc. (FSI), a Cataumet based designer and manufacturer of precision oceanographic instrumentation and systems, continues to grow their Sub-Bottom product line with the addition of the new HMS-AT650 Compact ULF Sub-Bottom Profiling System. “This system is ideal for applications t

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Falmouth Scientific, Inc. (FSI), a Cataumet based designer and manufacturer of precision oceanographic instrumentation and systems, continues to grow their Sub-Bottom product line with the addition of the new HMS-AT650 Compact ULF Sub-Bottom Profiling System.

“This system is ideal for applications that require high resolution CHIRP sub-bottom images along with deeper penetration in difficult sediments such as hard-packed sand ,” FSI said.

The new Compact ULF System generates CHIRP signals in the 200 Hz to 2 kHz frequency range and is suitable for operation in a variety of array configurations to support many different shallow water sub-bottom profiling applications.

Components of the ULF System include a standard single or dual frequency CHIRPceiverTM, a dedicated ULF Matching Driver, the HMS-AT650 transducer, and a specialized hydrophone streamer.

The transducer can be either mounted on a rigid support or towed behind a small vessel using the optional vehicle.

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