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January 4, 2016 · about 10 years ago

Kongsberg Launches New Singlebeam System

Kongsberg Maritime has released its fifth generation of singlebeam echo sounder designed for shallow to medium depth waters and for hull mounted side scan systems. The new EA 440 supersedes the EA 400 single beam platform, released in 2004, with the addition of a new Wideband Transceiver (WBT). Acco

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Kongsberg Maritime has released its fifth generation of singlebeam echo sounder designed for shallow to medium depth waters and for hull mounted side scan systems.

The new EA 440 supersedes the EA 400 single beam platform, released in 2004, with the addition of a new Wideband Transceiver (WBT).

According to Kongsberg, The new WBT unit in the EA 440 covers all frequencies and comes with a complete new topside software. The system now uses FM Chirp as the transmit pulse.

The EA 440 hardware is designed for using up to four channels at the same time in a small and ruggedised transceiver unit. The WBT can be set up to use any frequency between 30 kHz and 500 kHz.

“The EA 440 comes as part of a new wave of recent technology launches including our new multibeam echo sounder and new cNODE transponders,” said Helge Uhlen , Director of UMAP Sales, Kongsberg Maritime. “We are pleased to bring these new products to market, and are positive that the new technology will support our diverse user base, from subsea survey to underwater construction, to operate more efficiently and to get better results in a more flexible manner.”

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