The Quantum recording system is based on a wireless platform without radio infrastructure. Quantum it is the smallest and lightest nodal unit in the market today.
Quantum’s single-point sensor node offers a large surface area and a strong geophone spike and can be buried to improve coupling and reduce environmental noise.
Quantum is the smallest and lightest, all in-one node in the industry.
Need to survey an area for a couple of months? A Quantum node can run for up to 100 days before recharging.
You asked for a lightweight, ultra-low power, broadband autonomous node system. We delivered Quantum.
A quantum leap for the industry, this nodal system offers some unique features to conduct high-resolution, wide azimuth seismic surveys and with the highest productivity.
The Quantum wireless sensor network is powered by INOVA's’s iX1 software, an operating system for seismic acquisition that simplifies field operations and greatly reduces the inefficiencies of master/slave hybrid programs.iX1 consolidates source control and spread management into one comprehensive view for the Observer. It also enables single command and control over hybrid nodal and cable-based operations between G3i HD and Quantum or Hawk. Best of all, the iX1 console offers a module for nodal data downloading, transcription and management. One platform does it all.
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Quantum System Specs |
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Nodal Unit Weight (with geophone spike): | 650 grams (1.43 lbs) |
*Run Time: | 100 days of 12 hours recording per day or 50 days of 24 hours recording per day |
Sample rates | 1,2,4 ms |
Analog Channels: | 1 |
Data Storage Capacity Options: | 8 GB or 16 GB |
Operating Temperatures: | -40°C to +70°C |
Water Immersion: | IP 68 |
Instantaneous Dynamic Range: (@ 2ms sampling @ 25°C) | 128 dB @ 0 dB; 6 dB; or 12 dB127 dB @ 18 dB124 @ 24 dB |