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System Sound reception Unicont NS-201

System Sound reception Unicont NS-201

System Sound reception Unicont NS-201 is designed to relay the received audio signal in the wheelhouse vessel with simultaneous visual indication on the direction of the source of the signal relative to the ship's bow.

External signals received by the receiving unit , enter the processing module , digitized and relayed through the built-in ( and external , if available) loudspeaker. Processing module analyzes the received audio signal for a given algorithm and illuminates the display sector , indicating the direction to the signal source . Sector width , indicating the direction is determined by calculation and depends on the quality of the received signal microphones . system
highlights the sector for 5 seconds before and after until a signal (sound pressure at the microphone ) subsides below the threshold of sensitivity of the microphone. The central module NS-201CU is an electronic module ( with microcontroller ) , equipped with built- in speaker , LED display and buttons to perform basic system configuration ( dimming , volume, sensitivity of the receiving unit , etc.). The receiving unit of NS-201M is a set of electrodynamic microphones grouped into a single structure from water intended for mounting on the open deck .
 
Electrical characteristics: 
  • System voltage 9.5 .. 36.0 In DC 
  • Power Consumption 12 W (max) 
Performance
  • Method of determining the direction of the sound source phase 
  • Speaker Power: built-in - 5 Watt; external - 15 Watt 
  • Number of microphones used, unit 3 (omnidirectional) 
  • constructively ~ Merge 
  • The error in determining the direction of ± 25 (± 7%) 
  • Step direction indicator pointer 15 
  • The number one purpose of detection

 

Certificate:
  • RMRS
  • RRR
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