Distributional acoustic sensor system MS-DAS 3000
MS-DAS 3000 is a new generation of distributed acoustic sensor systems based on pulse compression techniques; breaking through traditional DAS technology bottlenecks; and reshaping long distance high-precision fibre-optic sensor standards. The system is based on innovative pulse compression modem techniques; synchronized hyperspatial resolution and corrosive transformation detection sensitivity; successfully eliminating the cumulative decay of conventional DAS; a single end decomposition distanc
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Channels | 1 |
| Detection frequency | 0-100kHz |
| Response band | 0.001-50kHz |
| Space sampling interval | 0.1 m (minimum) |
| Event Resolution | 1m (minimal); customizable |
| Space Resolution | Microstructure fibre optics: 2m/5m/10m monomodule fibres: ≥1m; in the maximum range of 100 km Internal |
| Bottom Noise | ＜2pε/√Hz@ 20-100Hz |
| Working mode | Continuous mode/trigger mode |
| Average breakdown interval | ≥720h |
| Timing precision | ≤5us; Beidou & GPS time |
| Fibre type | Single optic/microstructure fibre-optic (FC/APC); exclusive custom, dispersing enhanced thallium 10dB |
| Storage space | 16TB; externally extended |
| Working and storage temperature | 0℃-+40℃/-40℃-+60℃ |
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