Innomar Device / Instrument
"standard dual head" SBP
Dual-head version of the Innomar standard SBP that operates as a dual-transducer system or in single-beam mode with increased range.
Description
The Innomar "standard dual head" extends the versatile standard model with a second transducer head. It can operate as a dual-transducer system or in single-beam mode with increased range, and offers electronic beam stabilisation for bad-weather conditions and SESWIN network remote operation.
Key features
- Water depth 0.5 – 800 m; sediment penetration up to 60 m
- Frequencies 4 – 15 / 100 kHz; ping rate up to 50 Hz with multi-ping mode
- Heave + roll (or pitch) compensation with external sensor data
- Beam width c. 4° × 4° (single transducer) or c. 4° × 2° (single beam mode)
- Power typ. 160 W, max. 350 W
Software and data
- Full-waveform data, exportable as SEG-Y for any seismic software
- Operated with Innomar SESWIN acquisition software
- Post-processing with Innomar ISE
Specifications
| Water depth | 0.5 – 800 m |
|---|---|
| Sediment penetration | up to 60 m |
| Frequencies | 4 – 15 / 100 kHz |
| Heave / Roll / Pitch compensation | heave + roll (or pitch); depending on external sensor data |
| Ping rate | up to 50 Hz (pings/s), multi-ping mode available |
| Transmit beam width (-3dB) | c. 4°x4° (single transducer) | c. 4°x2° (single beam mode); for all frequencies |
| Power consumption | typ. 160 W, max. 350 W |
| First / latest product generation | 2026 |
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