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› Mae 39<br />

SYSMALOG<br />

SUPPORTED INVESTIGATION<br />

Passive seismic acquisition<br />

Seismological studies<br />

Territorial seismic monitoring<br />

Seismic acquisition device of standalone<br />

type, particularly suitable for<br />

seismologic and monitoring studies of<br />

local seismic events.<br />

The unit has been designed to record<br />

and automatically save each seismic<br />

event on internal hard disk, according<br />

to the set methods. It can be completely<br />

managed with PC, through LAN<br />

network interface. The recovery of the<br />

data stored in the unit can take place<br />

through USB connection or through<br />

integrated GSM/GPRS module.<br />

The high technological content and<br />

high level of flexibility of Sysmalog offer<br />

utmost accuracy in acquiring data,<br />

combined to the extreme simplicity<br />

and promptness in configuration operations.<br />

Sysmalog is an acquisition<br />

unit that can be managed remotely,<br />

equipped with high resolution (24 bit)<br />

acquisition card, with specific sampler<br />

for each inlet channel. The particular<br />

architecture of the software allows to<br />

install almost any software onboard<br />

the instrumentation, for specific seismology<br />

and seismic monitoring studies<br />

or studies on the dynamics of the<br />

structures, therefore this device is<br />

particularly suitable for all applications<br />

that require utmost adaptability<br />

of the instrumentation to the specific<br />

needs of the survey that must be<br />

carried out. MAE suggests the use of<br />

SEISLOG software, developed by the<br />

University of Bergen. Bergen, Norway,<br />

http://www.geo.uib.no/seismo/software/software.html<br />

SPECIFICATIONS<br />

• Converters: 24 bit resolution, sigma- delta<br />

technology<br />

• Dynamic range: 128dB<br />

• Maximum distortion: 0.0005%<br />

• Band width: 0-106Hz<br />

• Common mode rejection: 110 dB at 60 Hz<br />

• Diaphony: -120dB at 20 Hz<br />

• Noise threshold of the programmable amplifier<br />

1μV<br />

• Maximum range of inlet signal: +/-2.5V<br />

• Inlet impedance: > 5kΩ<br />

• Anti-alias filter: -3dB, 80% of Nyquist frequency,<br />

-80dB<br />

• Pre-trigger time: set through software<br />

• Sampling intervals: 5 ms<br />

• Duration of the event recording: set through<br />

software<br />

• Interfaces available: LAN, USB, VGA, GSM<br />

(optional)<br />

• Channels: 3 (extendable up to 9)<br />

• Test on instruments: in the laboratory<br />

• Digital filters: fn = 1.76kHz, mitigation ><br />

80dB in fn band +/-14%<br />

• Data storage: on internal HD or pen-drive<br />

USB<br />

• Trigger: based on STA/LTA ratio and coincidence<br />

between channels<br />

• Data format: SeisAn<br />

• Power supply: 12V DC with internal rechargeable<br />

battery of 7.5Ah. Average absorption:<br />

1°. Envisaged for external power<br />

supply<br />

• Sizes and weight: 30x22.5x13.2 cm, 6 Kg<br />

(cables and sensors excluded)<br />

• Environmental conditions: -20/80 °C<br />

• Operative System: Windows XP embedded<br />

mae-srl.it/go/sysmalog

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