A capacitive shoe scanner measures complex impedance to identify concealed substances.
A microwave motion sensor switches detecting signal frequencies to resolve interference from Wi-Fi devices.
Continuous sampling digitizer eliminates jitter errors in randomized pulse acquisition by synchronizing the sampling clock phase with actual pulse positions.
Exterior coil mounting on marine sensor cables reduces induction noise from cable movement, improving spatial distribution analysis of rock formations.
A single antenna collects tensor electromagnetic signals via periodic directional transmission and least squares calculation.
A radio frequency transmitter guides energy through non-conductive pipes to enable precise location detection via signal leakage analysis.
A ground tracking wheel assembly integrates sensors to detect buried utility position and motion data.
Multi-band radiometry measures electromagnetic signatures to locate submerged oil masses beneath ice layers.
Airborne polarimetric radar collects volumetric data to identify oil masses beneath ice, resolving signal attenuation in high-salinity sea ice.
Pneumatic transport of a probe carrying an electrical conductor enables precise pipe localization in complex systems with multiple bends.
Dual antennas spaced at brick height differentiate plastic pipes from masonry cavities by analyzing signal phase and attenuation.
A hybrid sensor head integrates a V-dipole antenna with quadrupole metal detection coils for compact underground object sensing.
Power spectral density analysis transforms ground penetrating radar signals to locate buried objects with high precision.
A ground penetrating radar system uses separate reception antennae to detect electric and magnetic field signals simultaneously.
A locating receiver scans multiple frequencies to measure noise levels and select an optimal operating frequency.
Ambient broadcast signal gradients enable detection of buried conductors without active transmitters, resolving coupling reliability issues.
Alternating Target-Antenna Coupling rotates a nulled antenna array to minimize instrument drift and improve long-term stability.
Applies least squares calculations to subtract ocean dynamic noise from magnetometer time series, improving measurement precision in coastal regions.
Wireless electromagnetic method uses ionosphere reflection to extend signal propagation range, enabling high-precision detection up to 10 km depth.
A method uses radar signals to map steel reinforcements within concrete foundations.
Segmenting detection into parallel paths for moving and small-movement objects reduces measurement time while maintaining high accuracy.