The Chaparral Physics Model 60/64 series sensors are dramatically smaller and lighter than competing sensors. They are ideal for use at remote sites and in portable applications.
With its extremely low power consumption and robust weather sealed construction, this sensor reduces the required weight and size of equipment needed to install an array. Less than 2 inches tall and weighing 7 ounces,the M60 sits easily in
the palm of your hand. A full array of 4 sensors and a compact datalogger fit easily inside a small backpack. Despite this size and weight reduction, the M60 maintains the low noise, stable operation, wide bandwidth, and low seismic sensitivity
of all Chaparral Physics infrasound sensors.
| M60/64 S | |
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Extremely low self-noise allows the S models to record high resolution and detailed data. Wide bandwidth covers the entire propagating infrasound band and preserves full waveform integrity. The Model S offers consistent, calibrated, no-compromise performance in a rugged and portable package. |
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| M60/64 Vx2 | |
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Record high amplitude signals in the near field without clipping or loss of resolution. The Vx2 sensors can measure signals up to 720 Pascals peek to peek, with 118 dB of dynamic range, while maintaining low self-noise, all in a robust and compact weather resistant case. |
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| M60/64 UHP2 | |
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Design for near field volcano monitoring and other large amplitude acoustic events with Ultra high-pressure measurements up to 2000 Pascal peek to peek and 125 dB dynamic range. |
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To get additional information, answers to infrasound related questions, request a quote, or make an order, please email us at: uaf-chaparralphysics@alaska.edu. For a formal quote we need your billing address, shipping address, and the models and number of sensors you are interested in
