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Field test 19Jun09 |
Eddy Correlation Amplifier Housing |
Amplifier Housing - Impulse Picture right is the amplifer housing and sensor holder. Amplifer uses Impulse 5-pin oil filled connectors. Connectors are pressure rated to ~340 atmosheres. Female (connects with electrode) minature high density 5-pin oil filled : MHDG-5-CCP-OF Male (connects with amplifier) minature high density 5-pin oil filled : MHDG-5-BCR-OF |
Contact: Dan McGinnis Leibniz Institute of Marine Sciences RD2 Marine Biogeochemistry Wischhofstr. 1-3, Bldg. 12/212 D-24148 Kiel, Germany Office: +49 431 600 1409 Cell: +49 151 2533 0901 Email: dmcginnis@ifm-geomar.de http://www.ifm-geomar.de/ |
Pin specifications above are from Peter Berg, color labeling is same as for Anni Glud's sensors. Although a 3-pin connector could be used, we stay with 5-pin in the event another constituent would be measured (e.g. temperature) Sensor close-up with Impulse Plug |
Current design of holder for impulse connection Click Sketch for plan |
Amplfier Housing - Impulse vs. Kemlon Connection |
Above is current SAMS system. They will move towards the Kemlon connector (right side). Photo from Ronnie Glud. |
IFM - GEOMAR |
Above is the same basic design as the impulse version, only the front needs to be relaced for Kemlon connector. Click for sketch. Advantages of Kemlon Connection: - Higher Impedance (less signal loss) - Others? Advantages of Impulse Connection: - About 5x less expensive than Kemlon - Easier to polarize and quickly mount to amplifier - extra (5-pin) pins allow logging of additional parameter - Others? |