Sea & Sun Technology - Model CTD90 -Online Multi Parameter Probe
The CTD90 is a high quality, high accuracy online multiparameter probe with max. 9 sensors for oceanographic and limnological measurement of physical, chemical and optical parameters for depth up to 6000 m.
The probe allows operation in different modes:
- online mode (RS-232): it will automatically transmit data on the RS-232 line as soon as the probe is powered and the appropiate port is activated.
- online mode (FSK-option). Operation on single conductor cables (coaxial cables) requires a special power supply interface with a FSK demodulation circuitry.
PC is connected to the interface either by COM port or USB 2.0 port.
The CTD90 is equipped with a 16 channel data aquisition system with 16 bit resolution.
A high long-time stability and automatic self-calibration of the analogue digital converter guarantees stable and precise CTD measurements for many years.
The supplied Standard Data Acquisition Software package “SST-SDA” includes the handling of the logging process and the display of online or recorded data with a shared graphic user interface. The “SST-SDA” is a part of our shipment.
The system is able to control and operate motor driven water-sampler rosettes (e.g. from Hydro-Bios).
Standard models:
CTD90:
Online probe for measurement of conductivity, depth, temperature + 6 optional sensors
Standard sensors:
- Conductivity (?)
- Temperature (T)
- Pressure (D)
Additional sensors:
- Oxygen
- Turbidity
- pH (also H2S-resistant)
- Redox (OPR) also H2S-resistant
- Fluorometer
- Light irradiance(PAR)
- Transmissiometer
- Altimeter
- H2S (hydrogen sulfid)
- Currentmeter (with compass)
Calculated parameters:
- salinity
- sound velocity
- Kappa 25 mS/cm
- sigma
Main Features:
- easy handling
- up to 9 sensors
- non-corrosive titanium housing (titanium)
- depth range up to 6000 m
- control and operation of water samplers and plancton nets
- SDA data acquisition software running under various versions of Microsoft Windows (a part of the shipment)
- calculations according to UNESCO formulas
