Sea-Bird Scientific Device / Instrument
Radiometers and PAR Sensors
Hyperspectral and multispectral ocean color radiometers and PAR sensors for profilers, buoys, AUVs, ships and aircraft.
Description
HyperOCR sensors provide 136 channels of calibrated optical data from 350-800 nm for in-water and above-water use. The OCR-504 is a digital multispectral radiometer sampling at 7-24 Hz with low-fluorescence filters and optional Bioshutter.
Key features
- PAR sensors measure 400-700 nm photons with a filtered silicon photodiode (to 1000 m or 7000 m), and the ECO-PAR adds Biowiper anti-fouling and optional internal logging
- HyperOCR channels: 136 (350–800 nm)
- PAR depth: 1000m, 7000m
Specifications
| HyperOCR channels | 136 (350–800 nm) |
|---|---|
| OCR 504 sampling | 7-24 Hz |
| PAR depth | 1000m, 7000m |
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