Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)
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High-veloсity horn-type antenna with a central frequency of 400 MHz, a depth of sounding up to 3 meters, a resolution of 0.10 meters.
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Antenna with a central frequency of 90 MHz, a depth of sounding up to 16–18 meters, a resolution of 0.5 meters with a removable wheel system
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The Control Processing Unit was designed specifically to operate in unfavorable weather conditions (at temperatures of ‐20 to +50°С).
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Horn-type antenna with a central frequency of 1700 MHz, a narrowed directional diagram, an option to survey at a distance up to 0.02 meters above the surface, an option of near-surface layer detailed survey, a depth of sounding up to 0.8 meters, a resolution of 0.03 meters.
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High-veloсity horn-type antenna with a central frequency of 1700 MHz, a depth of sounding up to 0.8 meters, a resolution of 0.03 meters.
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The LD-400 hardware and software complex is developed on the basis of the OKO-3 series GPR complex with the MG-400 antenna for the prompt determination of ice thickness and structure, localization of inhomogeneity, cracks, and other defects within the ice mass in real time. The device has a weight of 5.5 kg and is placed on an external sling on any vehicle with a separation from the surface of 0.5 – 1.0 m. The sounding depth of fresh ice is up to 8 m, sea ice – up to 2.5 m.
LD-400 can be mounted on the drone.
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The processing unit (PU) is a simplified CPU version (without a control unit function). As for the rest, their functional potential and design are identical. PU requires the use of a control unit. A notebook computer is not required in this case.
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The RD-400 is portable radio detection system designed to locate survivors buried under rubble or debris by either movement or breathing.
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