These flagship systems have an impressive 40+ dB of dynamic range and some produce output as high as 202 SPL. Various configurations allow for a uniquely high-powered range of frequency.
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For decades, these transducers have been used in the world’s oceans including the ice-capped poles, for both scientific research and naval missions.
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HVLF-1
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HLF- 2
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HLF- 3
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