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SUMMIT X One seismograph

Main features:
  • Unique SNAP ON technology
  • Outstanding flexibility
  • Light weight
  • Data display in real time
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SUMMIT X One seismograph is the lightweight, flexible seismic data acquisition system for active seismic and continuous recording. It is very flexible to configuration changes. The use of small modules connected to a lightweight telemetry cable allows operation at different geophone positions. The new technology of "snapping" modules on the cable permits to find the best solution for high-resolution 2D and 3D seismic surveys in any area with an arbitrary distance between geophones in the range from one to several meters.

SUMMIT X One allows fast and reliable data transfer for quality control, as well as the technology of continuous data transfer during passive measurements.

The SUMMIT X One Trigger Unit (TU) offers a very flexible alternative way to send trigger signal to the seismograph. Instead of connecting long trigger cables to the nearest receiver unit, the TU can travel with the source and connect anywhere along the line using the same "snap" technology as the receiver units of this popular seismograph.

Minimum configuration:
  • 1 channel digitizing unit (RU)
  • 1 geophone
  • 1 digital data cable
  • 1 data collector (DC)
  • Power supply
  • PC with acquisition software
  • Seismic source with a trigger

Maximum 330 m data cable length with up to 50 RUs. Maximum of 2 segments per DC. PC can connect to any DC in acquisition system. XDC – a cross unit for 3D configuration.

Seismic applications:
  • Reflection seismic
  • Refraction seismic
  • High resolution seismic
  • MASW
  • Shear wave seismic
  • REMI

SUMMIT X One seismograph is compatible to all seismic sources (sledge hammer, explosives, accelerated weight drop, vibrator) and all geophone types (1C, 3C, with natural frequencies 4,5 Hz, 10 Hz, 14 Hz, 28 Hz, 100 Hz, land geophone, borehole geophone, hydrophone)

Features:
  • Lightweight 2 wire cable with self-sealing coating
  • 32 bit ADC
  • Built in self-test functions, Real-time line check
  • Only one battery per segment
  • SNAP technology = Flexibility
  • Automatic allocation of remote units
  • Reduction of survey time and costs

System Status and in-field test functions

Status (Automatic update)

  • Battery status
  • Sensor noise level

System Check (Report)

  • Equivalent input noise
  • Total harmonic distortion
  • Instantaneous dynamic range
  • Common mode rejection

Geophone Check (Report)

  • Connection Status
  • Impedance
  • Damping
  • Natural frequency

Sample Interval

1/16, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 1, 2, 4, 8 ms

Record Length

Up to 120 K samples in active shot mode or continuous passive recording

Preamp Gain

0 dB, 20 dB or 40 dB

ADC

32 Bit

Input Signal range

± 5 Volt

10 V peak to peak

Input Impedance

20 kOhm

Dynamic Range

≥ 132 dB @ 2 ms sampling interval

Equivalent Input Noise

< 0.2 µV RMS @ 2 ms sampling interval and 40 dB preamp gain

Total Harmonic Distortion

≤ 110 dB

Common Mode Rejection

≥ 100 dB

Gain Accuracy

Typical 1 % (between all channels)

Passband

DC (0 Hz) to 0.8 x Nyquist

Digital Anti-Alias Filter

3 dB @ 0.8 x Nyquist

Rejection at Nyquist Frequencies

-120 dB

Passband Ripple

+/- 0.05 dB

Analogue Anti-Alias

Filter

7.2 kHz 6 dB/octave

Power Supply

External 12 V or 24 V batteries

Connected to Data Collector Units

Dimensions

RU: 16 x 7 x 4 cm

DC: 30 x 30 x 13 cm

Weight

RU: 175 g

DC: 5,3 kg

Operation Temperature

-25°C to + 60°C

Humidity Range

0 – 95 %

System Requirements for controlling PC

Operating System

Windows 7 / 10

Communication

Ethernet LAN

Processor

Minimum i5 or equivalent

≥ 2 GHz

RAM

8 GB or more