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Gemini 720iks

The Gemini 720iks is a real-time, high-frequency multibeam imaging sonar. Utilising Tritech’s advanced processing electronics, at 1m range the sonar offers a world-class 97Hz update rate to produce high-quality, video-like imagery. This compact multibeam imaging sonar has been specifically developed for shallow water operations; with low power consumption and Compressed High-Intensity Radar Pulse (CHIRP) processing for greater definition at long range.

720iks

The Gemini 720iks reduced size and weight, and proven reliable performance makes it the ideal sonar for use on ROVs for navigation, obstacle avoidance and target recognition as well as diver operations. Used in conjunction with the Diver Mounted Display it also provides divers with real-time imaging in low-visibility conditions via a high-resolution diver display.

The Gemini 720iks sonar is supplied with Tritech’s Genesis software which offers users the capability to operate multiple Tritech sensors using a single software program.

Product Comparison

Gemini 720iks Gemini 720iks Gemini 1200id Gemini 1200id MicronGemini 720s MicronGemini 720s
Operating Frequency 720 kHz 720 kHz1200 kHz 720 kHz
Depth Rating 350 m 4000 m 300 m750 m
Power Requirements 9.5 W - 27 W (range dependent) 16 - 27 W (range dependent) 8.5 W
Supply Voltage 19 to 74 V DC 19 to 74 V DC 12 to 48 V DC
Comms Ethernet Ethernet VDSL Ethernet Serial (RS232 / RS485)
Material Aluminium Titanium Aluminium
Maximum Range 120 m 120 m50 m 50 m
Horizontal beamwidth 120° 120° 90°
Vertical beamwidth 20° 20° (tilted down 10°)12° (tilted down 10°) 20°
Effective angular resolution 0.25° 0.25°0.12° 0.7°
Range Resolution 4 mm 4 mm2.4 mm 8 mm
Acoustic angular resolution 1.0° 1.0°0.6° 2.34°
SDK Yes Yes Yes
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FAQs

The Gemini 1200ik is a dual frequency version of the Gemini 720ik. The operating frequencies are 720kHz and 1200kHz for close inspection.

The calibration frequency guidance document can be found under the technical notices in the Resources page. To go directly to them click on the link "Technical Notices"

Alternatively, the document can be accessed here: Calibration Frequency Guidance

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