TR-VS02 Very Low Frequency (VLF) Transmitter System (Transducer)
20–1000Hz Underwater VLF Acoustic Transducer + Power Amplifier Integrated System
| Transducer Dimensions: Φ220 × 600 mm |
| Transducer Weight: 25 kg (in air) |
| Power Amplifier Dimensions: 166 × 440 × 320 mm |
| Power Amplifier Weight: 15 kg |
| Interface Type: (1) Seacon MCIL6M connector (2) Customizable |
| Operating Frequency: 20–1000 Hz |
| Maximum Source Level (in-band): ≥160 dB re 1 μPa @ 1 m |
| Maximum Continuous Input Power: 200 W |
| Maximum Input Voltage: 20 VRMS |
| Operating Depth: 0–50 m (customizable) |
| Seawater Corrosion Resistance: 1000 hours (continuous) |
| Operating Temperature: -20℃ ~ +40℃ |
| Maximum Output Power: 210 W |
| Maximum Output Voltage: 20 VRMS |
| Maximum Output Current: 10 ARMS ≤5 kHz |
| Nonlinear Distortion: <1% @10Hz–10kHz (low impedance) |
Overview
TR-VS02 is a dedicated very low frequency underwater acoustic transmitter system for long-range underwater communication, marine seismic survey, underwater acoustic testing and calibration. It is composed of a low-frequency underwater transducer and a supporting power amplifier unit.
The transducer delivers stable high source level in 20–1000Hz band, with seawater corrosion resistance up to 1000 hours continuous operation. The matched power amplifier supports 210W max output power, low distortion for high-quality VLF signal excitation. The default working depth is 0–50m, depth rating can be upgraded on request. Standard Seacon MCIL6M marine watertight connector, other interfaces and depth ratings are customizable.
Applications
- Very low frequency underwater acoustic communication
- Marine seismic exploration and underwater geophysical survey
- Underwater acoustic channel experiment & calibration
- Long-range underwater acoustic testing
- Ocean engineering acoustic measurement
- Underwater target excitation test
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