RADAR M2. Technical specifications
Movin’Marine, search for mineral resources
| VHF band · Central frequency: 73.8 MHz · Bandwidth (3dB): 1.8 MHz |
The passive VHF band is the core of the System and the reason why the M2 radar is capable of detecting deep metal deposits. Since it works with low frequencies, the penetration can reach 1000 meters. |
| P-Band (UHF) · Central frequency: 325 MHz · Bandwidth (3dB): 8 MHz |
The P-band (UHF) is used to compensate the readings for the first tens of meters and up to 100 m. |
| L-Band · Frequencies: 1278 MHz, Bandwidth (3dB): 24 MHz 1413 MHz, Bandwidth (3dB): 20 MHz 1575 MHz, Bandwidth (3dB): 40 MHz |
The L-band is used to compensate the surface layers of the soil (0 to 40 cm). These layers are mainly affected by changes in soil moisture. |
| Microwave antenna · Dual polarization antennas (H+V). · Beam width (3 dB): 51º |
Terrestrial projection: 70 m @ 100 m altitude of flight |
| Microwave interference mitigation system | The interference mitigation system allows eliminating digital interferences emitted by other electronic devices. |
| Thermal camera · Resolution 1024×768 px · Precision 0.2 K |
The thermal camera is used to compensate for the energy received due to changes in the temperature of the ground surface. The deepest layers of the soil are considered thermally stable. |
| Positioning · GPS, Glonass · CEP position accuracy: 2.5 m · Format WGS84 EPSG:4326 |
The collected data is stored georeferenced (latitude, longitude and time). |
| Inertial measurement unit (IMU) | A precision IMU is used to project the antenna beamwidth and compensate for the inclinations of the aerial vehicle. |
| Electrical power supply ·Voltage: 24 V Effective consumption: ? Electronics: 1 A ? Temperature stabilization system.: 12 A |
The electronics of Radar M2 are thermally stabilized to reduce the influence of internal temperature changes with the measurements. |
| Mechanics · Dimensions: 700 mm x 900 mm · Weight: 50 kg |
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