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› Mae 51<br />

MAE A6000SE combined instrumentation<br />

represents the most compact and<br />

versatile solution for active and passive<br />

seismic prospecting (24 channels,<br />

24 bit) and geo-electric prospecting,<br />

with quadripole (SEV) techniques or<br />

multi-electrode electric tomography.<br />

The type of seismic or geo-electric<br />

probing to carry out is selected from<br />

the main menu, by simply touching the<br />

colour, touch screen monitor. Once the<br />

data acquisition method has been set<br />

(single measurement or cycle), the<br />

data is automatically acquired by the<br />

device by simply pressing a button.<br />

The main characteristic of the seismograph<br />

section is the 24-bit resolution<br />

for each single channel. This<br />

result is achieved thanks to the adoption<br />

of a new, 24 bit, MAE data acquisition<br />

card that uses an A/D digital converter<br />

for each inlet channel of the<br />

seismograph (SST technology). The<br />

adoption of this architecture renders<br />

A6000SE ideal for all types of active<br />

and passive seismic prospecting, and<br />

for structural surveys and inspections<br />

on buildings and infrastructural works<br />

(acquisition of vibrations with accelerometers<br />

or low frequency seismic sensors,<br />

tomographic surveys). It is also<br />

possible to carry out a first analysis<br />

of the seismograms acquired, also for<br />

single wave, directly on site, visualizing<br />

the seismograms in details, with<br />

just a few simple operations.<br />

The georesistivity meter section of<br />

A6000SE is characterised by utmost<br />

resolution and accuracy in the geoelectric<br />

survey and extreme operative<br />

promptness thanks to the use of highly<br />

resistant cables for geo-electric prospecting,<br />

equipped with 16 plugs each,<br />

with intervals of 2; 3; 5 or 10 metres<br />

each. The instrument takes the measurement<br />

or carries out the measurement<br />

cycle set by the user in automatic<br />

mode; once the measurement cycle<br />

is completed, the acquired data can be<br />

immediately processed with the relative<br />

elaboration software.<br />

300, 400, 500ms<br />

• Sampling intervals: 1/30, 1/15, 1/7.5, 1/3.75,<br />

0.5, 1.0, 2.0, 10.0, 20.0 ms<br />

• Number of samples per event: set from 1024<br />

to 43520 with increases of 512<br />

• Channels: configurations of 12, 24 or 36<br />

channels. Possibility to use from 1 to the<br />

maximum number of channels installed for<br />

each acquisition<br />

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

self-calibration of the converters prior to<br />

each acquisition<br />

• Digital filters: selected automatically based<br />

on the sampling frequency<br />

• Geophone tests: automatic check to identify<br />

interruptions of cables or broken geophones<br />

or in short circuit. Real time visualization of<br />

the signals coming from the geophones<br />

• Data storage: inside an internal FLASH<br />

memory (up to 3GB available) and/or on removable<br />

pen-drive USB<br />

• Trigger: positive, negative (optional with<br />

contact lock) with threshold regulated<br />

through a software<br />

• Data format: SEG-2 standard (32-bit long<br />

integer) or ASCII<br />

General data:<br />

• Power supply: 12V DC, supplied by a specific<br />

power box with 24Ah batteries<br />

• Average absorption: 2.5A<br />

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

• 10.4” LCD display with touch-screen optical<br />

bonding<br />

• Operative System: Windows Embedded<br />

Standard 2009<br />

• Environmental operating conditions:<br />

-20/80 °C<br />

• Sizes and weight: L406 x H174 x P330 mm,<br />

6.5 Kg<br />

mae-srl.it/go/A6000SE

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