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Sonar 3D-15
Sonar 3D-15
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Water Linked’s Sonar 3D-15 is an advanced 3D multibeam imaging sonar with a range of 15 meters. With real-time 3D data now accessible from such a compact sensor, countless opportunities for advanced levels of autonomy will emerge.
Technical specifications
Mechanical
- Device height
80 mm - Device width120 mm
- Device depth40 mm
- Device weight (air)660 grams
- Device weight (submerged)390 grams
- Depth rating300 meter
- MaterialsPolyurethane, Stainless steel 316
Electrical / Interface
- Input voltage10-30 Vdc
- Power consumption20 W
- Power-on current surge60 W
- Physical interface3m cable with interface module
6 wires (Power / Ethernet) - IndicatorStatus LED (Power)
- CommunicationEthernet (10/100/1000 Base-T)
- ProtocolsWater Linked API
Acoustic / Performance
- Transducer frequency1.2 MHz - Navigation
- 2.4 MHz - Inspection
- Transducer beam angle0.6° horizontal, 2.4° vertical - Navigation
- 0.4° horizontal, 1.1° vertical - Inspection
- Ping rate5Hz - Navigation
- 20 Hz - Inspection
- Sensor assistIntegrated AHRS / IMU
- Range15 m - Navigation
- 4 m - Inspection
- Latency200 ms
- Resolution4 mm - Navigation
- 1.5 mm - Inspection
Approvals
- CE certificate
- RoHS compliant
See clearly in shallow and murky waters
Shallow water, often characterized by low visibility and high turbidity, typically renders optical cameras ineffective. While traditional 2D sonars offer some improvement, they fall short in providing a comprehensive understanding of the surrounding environment.
The Sonar 3D-15 is at the forefront of underwater exploration, delivering a clear, three-dimensional acoustic image that penetrates even the murkiest of waters. This technology creates the ability for intuitive navigation, greatly enhancing the user’s capability to maneuver around obstacles and pinpoint targets.
Immediately understand what you see
Our 3D sonar immediately delivers comprehensive, easy-to-understand images of underwater environments, enhancing decision-making speed and accuracy.
Each acoustic "ping" generates a complete 3D image without the need for scanning or post-processing, which is critical for navigation and obstacle avoidance.
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