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Gemini 720is

Industry leading multibeam imaging sonar for WROVs ROVs and AUVs provides high-definition real-time sonar images. Available with a 1000m or 4000m depth rating the Gemini 720is multibeam imaging sonar provides users with real-time, crisp imagery for applications including obstacle avoidance, target detection and close-range inspection.

720is

With a 120-degree field of view (10 degree tilt) and a fast update rate of 30Hz, the Gemini 720is sonar is ideal for poor visibility environments. Gemini 720is features a 720kHz operating frequency and an integrated sound velocity sensor to assist in providing the sharpest image possible, with accurate ranging. Redesigned for ease of install onto a variety of ROVs, AUVs and other underwater platforms, the Gemini 720is operates through Ethernet or VDSL communications.

The sonar's compact size means that it can also be deployed using a pole-mount assembly (customer supplied). A standalone Genesis software package is available which offers users a tailored control and display interface including a click and track function and engineering measurement tools.

Product Comparison

Gemini 720is Gemini 720is Gemini 1200id Gemini 1200id MicronGemini 720s MicronGemini 720s
Operating Frequency 720 kHz 720 kHz1200 kHz 720 kHz
Depth Rating 1000 m4000 m 4000 m 300 m750 m
Power Requirements 16 - 27 W (range dependent) 16 - 27 W (range dependent) 8.5 W
Supply Voltage 19 to 74 V DC 19 to 74 V DC 12 to 48 V DC
Comms Ethernet VDSL Ethernet VDSL Ethernet Serial (RS232 / RS485)
Material AluminiumTitanium Titanium Aluminium
Maximum Range 120 m 120 m50 m 50 m
Horizontal beamwidth 120° 120° 90°
Vertical beamwidth 20° (tilted down 10°) 20° (tilted down 10°)12° (tilted down 10°) 20°
Effective angular resolution 0.25° 0.25°0.12° 0.7°
Range Resolution 4 mm 4 mm2.4 mm 8 mm
Acoustic angular resolution 1.0° 1.0°0.6° 2.34°
SDK Yes Yes Yes
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FAQs

Genesis which can be downloaded here.

The calibration frequency guidance document can be found under the technical notices in the Resources page. To go directly to them click on the link "Technical Notices"

Alternatively, the document can be accessed here: Calibration Frequency Guidance

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