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The Doppler log measures speed through water by using the Doppler effect of sound signal reflected from the seafloor or from suspended matter in the water column. Two transducer are installed in the ships keel and can be alternatively used. Hydroacoustic frequency amounts to 270 kHz.

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ManufacturerSkipper Electronics A/S
ModelDL850
Serial No.Transducer 1 S/N: 17889, Transducer 2 S/N: 17895
Typespeed log

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contenttypeContacts
Name Institution Role
Reederei LaeiszReederei LaeiszEngineer In Chargepolarstern dshipAlfred-Wegener-Institutedship connector


Components

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The system consists of two transducer elements installed in the ship's keel. The transducers can alternatively be used, e.g. one is backup. Electronic cabinet is mounted in Gravitymeter Room F-632. Hydroacoustic frequency amounts to 270 kHz. Transducer 1 S/N: 17889; Transducer 2 S/N: 17895.

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contenttypeSubdevices
Name Model Type Serial Number
DOLOG_1A transducer DOLOG not assigned n/a
DOLOG_1B transducer DOLOG not assigned n/a
DOLOG_2 transducer DOLOG not assigned n/a


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Origin Description:Infoxyz-position calculated from Alignment Survey Report RV Polarstern (June 2016), transducer located in box keel, electronics located on F-deck room F632
X:69.366 m
(X-0 is at the center of der rudder (ref. design drawing of the vessel), positive X-axis is forward and along vessel centerline)
Y:0.415 m
(Y-0 at centerline, positive Y-axis is portside)
Z:0.014 m
(Z-0 is set to the lowest point of the keel, positive Z-axis is upwards)

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