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Citadel CTD-SS-N - towed array use

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TELEDYNE RD INSTRUMENTS MARINE MEASUREMENTSRobust, Reliable,and Rugged <strong>CTD</strong>In-Line Sound Velocity Sensorfor Towed Arrays<strong>CTD</strong>-<strong>SS</strong>-N TOWED ARRAYThe <strong>Citadel</strong> <strong>CTD</strong>-<strong>SS</strong>-N Towed-Array Sound Velocity Sensor combines innovativesensors and patented electronics to achieve the highest levels of sound velocityaccuracy available for <strong>towed</strong> acoustic streamer <strong>array</strong>s. The unit calculates underwatersound velocity based on highly accurate and stable measurements of conductivity,temperature, and pressure. Sensors are incorporated in a novel <strong>array</strong> insert fordirect in-streamer mounting, which ensures free-flushing of the sensors whiletowing in either direction.Precise fixed references provide continuous internal calibration of the sound velocitysensor. Calibration constants are stored in non-volatile memory and can be updatedremotely, if required. A low-power microcontroller allows for collection, scaling, andreal-time transmission of sound velocity data via CMOS, RS-232, or RS-485 interfaces.The <strong>Citadel</strong> <strong>CTD</strong>-<strong>SS</strong>-N offers:• High Accuracy+/-0.005 S/M conductivity+/-0.005°C temperature+/-0.05% full scale pressure• High quality sensorsHighly stable inductiveconductivity sensorHighly stable thermistor sensorTitanium strain gaugepressure sensor• 2.0 frames/second data collection• Low power (200mW)• Direct computed outputs of salinityand sound velocity• Free flushing bi-directional towsensors, no pump required• Direct digital output, CMOS,RS-232 or RS-485• Internal reference,self-calibrating electronics• Small size, 2.63” O.D.

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