Descrizione
Theremino HVSR Disk: Ultra-Low Noise Seismic Acquisition (Built to Order)
The Theremino HVSR Disk is a specialized, low-profile enclosure engineered for high-sensitivity Horizontal-to-Vertical Spectral Ratio (HVSR) geological surveys. Its unique, flat, “UFO” shape drastically reduces the aerodynamic noise typically generated by wind interacting with taller instruments—a common problem for other systems.
This is a highly specialized, built-to-order system with customizable hardware. Please contact us for current lead times and to define your preferred configuration.
Designed for stability and precision, this unit provides an ideal platform for high-resolution, three-component seismic measurements.
Key Features and Design
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Aerodynamic “UFO” Design: The ultra-low profile, just tall, is specifically engineered to minimize wind noise, allowing for reliable data acquisition even on windy days.
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Optimal Stability: With a weight of , the disk ensures excellent ground coupling and stability, crucial for accurate passive seismic measurements.
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Three-Component (3C) Measurement: The standard configuration supports three geophones (one vertical, two horizontal) for comprehensive HVSR analysis.
Customizable Configurations: Wired vs. Wireless
The HVSR Disk supports two powerful hardware configurations to match your specific precision and connectivity needs:
Configuration 1: Wired Precision (MasterSMD V1 + ADC24)
This setup is ideal for maximum resolution and direct USB-wired control.
This setup provides high-resolution data acquisition with the flexibility of Wi-Fi communication, eliminating the need for long USB cables on site.
System Requirements
Regardless of the configuration, the HVSR Disk requires the following software:
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Theremino HAL Application: Essential for communicating with the Master or the IoT Module and configuring the ADC24 settings (gain, sampling rate).
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Specialized HVSR/Seismic Software: Used for logging the high-resolution data and performing the spectral ratio calculations (e.g., specific Theremino applications or third-party seismic software)



