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Basic electrical characteristics 1. Operating frequency, MHz 63.85 MHz ± 0.2 2. Rated output power, at least, kW 1 1 3. Deviation of the amplitude characteristic from the linear one, no more than, dB 2 4. Relative level of harmonic components of the output signal, no more than, dB minus 20 1, 2 5. Nominal level of the input RF signal, dBm 3 6. Input and output impedance, ohms 50 7. VSWR RF input, no more than 2 8. Permissible VSWR RF load, no more than 3 9. Pulse mode of operation 10. Duration of the radio pulse, no more than, ms 100 11. Effective borehole, at least 2 12. Rise/fall time of the RI amplitude, no more than, ns 500 1, 4 13. Noise, no more than, dB/Hz minus 154 1, 5

General characteristics: USB 2.0 interface, SCPI support Power supply ~ 230 V, 35 V*A Operating temperature range from minus 10 C to + 40 C Dimensions; weight 325×270×125× mm; 4 kg

Gamma radiation detection units (BDKG-05M, BDKG-11M, BDKG-19M, BDKG-201M, BDKG-203M, BDKG-205M, BDKG-211M, BDKG-219M) for use as part of stationary and mobile radiation monitoring posts and robotic devices for ground, aviation and marine applications

XFP (10-Gigabit Small Form Factor Pluggable) is a protocol—independent hot-swappable optical transceiver, usually operating at 850nm, 1310nm or 1550nm wavelengths or wavelengths from the CWDM band at a speed of 10 gigabits per second in SONET/SDH, Fiber Channel, Gigabit Ethernet, 10 Gigabit Ethernet and other applications, including WDM channels.

Optical transceivers are in standard SFP metal cases with separate optical input/output for LC type connectors to transmit the signal over two optical fibres.

The set of acoustic portable leakage detector Success AT-407N is designed to detect depressurization sites of underground pipelines of heat, water, gas, oil supply systems located at a depth of up to 3 m in the channel and without channel laying.

Sorption analytical filters AFA-SI are used for simultaneous capture and determination of samples of aerosols and vapors of radioactive iodine, followed by measurement of the delayed sediment by radiometric devices.

The trace searching kit is designed to accurately determine the location and depth of underground utilities (power and signal cable lines, reinforced fiber-optic lines, pipelines made of electrically conductive materials), troubleshooting cable lines, and also allows you to conduct a survey of the area in the shortest possible time and with great reliability before excavation and to prevent damage to engineering communications. The kit includes a digital multifunctional tracking receiver with a large LCD display and audio output both to the built-in speaker and to the operator's headphones. The generator has increased power up to 180 watts and a range of up to 5 km. Connection to the desired route is possible both by contact and contactless method.