The Oculus M series Multibeam Sonars are a new generation of imaging sonar, designed for use across a wide variety of underwater applications. Their small form factor, weighing less than 400g in water, and dual frequency capabilities make them ideally suited for deployment on micro-sized platforms, while their rugged construction also makes them an excellent choice for subsea infrastructure.
VideoRay Offers 3 different Oculus Sonars:
- Oculus M370S
- Oculus M750d
- Oculus M1200d
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M370s
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| Dimensions: |
| Length |
125mm (4.9") |
| Width |
122mm (4.8") |
| Height |
62mm (2.4") |
| Weight: |
| In air |
980g (2.1lbs) |
| In fresh water |
360g (0.79lbs) |
| Acoustic: |
| Frequency |
375kHz |
| Range (max) |
200m |
| Range (min) |
0.2m |
| Range Resolution |
8mm |
| Update Rate (max) |
40Hz |
| Horizontal Aperture |
130° |
| Vertical Aperture |
20° |
| Number of Beams |
256 |
| Angular Resolution |
2° |
| Beam Separation |
0.5° |
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M750d
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| Dimensions: |
| Length |
125mm (4.9") |
| Width |
122mm (4.8") |
| Height |
62mm (2.4") |
| Weight: |
| In air |
980g (2.1lbs) |
| In fresh water |
360g (0.79lbs) |
| Acoustic: |
| Frequency |
750kHz (LF) / 1.2MHz (HF) |
| Range (max) |
120m (LF) / 40m (HF) |
| Range (min) |
0.1m |
| Range Resolution |
4mm (LF) / 2.5mm (HF) |
| Update Rate (max) |
40Hz |
| Horizontal Aperture |
130° (LF) / 70° (HF) |
| Vertical Aperture |
20° (LF) / 12° (HF) |
| Number of Beams |
512 |
| Angular Resolution |
1° (LF) / 0.6° (HF) |
| Beam Separation |
0.25° (LF) / 0.16° (HF) |
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M1200d
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| Dimensions: |
| Length |
125mm (4.9") |
| Width |
122mm (4.8") |
| Height |
62mm (2.4") |
| Weight: |
| In air |
980g (2.1lbs) |
| In fresh water |
360g (0.79lbs) |
| Acoustic: |
| Frequency |
1.2MHz (LF) / 2.1MHz (HF) |
| Range (max) |
30m (LF) / 10m (HF) |
| Range (min) |
0.1m |
| Range Resolution |
2.5mm (LF) / 2.5mm (HF) |
| Update Rate (max) |
40Hz |
| Horizontal Aperture |
130° (LF) / 60° (HF) |
| Vertical Aperture |
20° (LF) / 12° (HF) |
| Number of Beams |
512 |
| Angular Resolution |
0.6° (LF) / 0.4° (HF) |
| Beam Separation |
0.25° (LF) / 0.16° (HF) |
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