CMG-DM16

CMG-DM16 front panels CMG-DM16 (both variants) front panel

The CMG-DM16 16-bit digitiser module is housed in a standard 19" rackmount enclosure, with individual inputs channels accessed through BNC connectors. is particularly useful for converting legacy equipment and environmental signal sources for use with modern communication systems.

Features

  • 8 low noise 16-bit ADCs (16 in the CMG-DM16-R16-DCM version)
  • Multiple selectable output rates from 200 to 1 sample/s
  • STA/LTA and level triggering
  • Simultaenous triggered and continuous outputs
  • Synchronised UTC timestamped data using a single low power GPS module
  • CMG-DM16-R16-DCM only — Internal DCM module with Linux OS, web server and secure shell access

Specification

Seismic channels
Inputs ±10V differential with transient protection
Input impedance 1MΩ, 10nF
Common mode rejectection 100dB at 50Hz
GPS
External GPS (CMG-GPS2) GPS can be connected with up to 50 metres of cable
GPS Power Supplied via the GPS connector on the digitiser
GPS Time Format NMEA
Digital signal processor
Type and speed M56002 running at 20MHz
Hardware sampling rate 2KHz
Selectable sample output rates Up to three separate rates are available concurrenly, starting at 200sps and dividing by 2, 3, 4, 5, 8 or 10.
Anti-alias filters 3-pole
Low pass filters FIR
Out of band rejection 140dB
In band ripple -140dB
Digitiser performance
Standard output format 16-bit
Noise-free resolution, NPR 17.5 bits at 5sps
Absolute accuracy Standard 0.5%, optional 0.1%
ADC Type Successive approximation
Clock
Oscillator Standard 800ppb, optional 50ppb (oven controlled)
Interface for external receiver GPS
Sync for external receiver < 200ms
Power
Input power supply +12V to +36V DC
Current at 12V DC 250mA
Physical dimensions
Rackmount standard 19" width, 1U for CMG-DM16-R8 or 2U for CMG-DM16-R16-DCM
Width 437mm
Height 42mm (CMG-DM16-R8) or 84mm (CMG-DM16-R16-DCM)
Depth 305mm
Output options
RS232 100ft
RS422 500ft
Ethernet 10-Base-T ethernet (only in CMG-DM16-R16-DCM version).

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