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Overview MIRA HDR
In short, the MIRA HDR system comprises the following parts:
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HDR antennas; separate transmitter (Tx) and receiver (Rx) antennas with a central
frequency of 500MHz.
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MIRA antenna box; special antenna box for deployment of the MIRA system. The
‘standard’ antenna box is set-up for a regular 22-channel swath, with 12 Rx and 11 Tx
antennas, but it is possible to program any Tx-Rx combination resulting in, if all are
selected, 132 channels.
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Measurement wheel; used to trigger data collection and keep track of the distances.
To make the system complete and running, the following parts are also needed:
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Power supply for the antenna box.
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Field computer or tablet (with Windows 10x64) with MIRAsoft HDR software installed, to
collect, save and view multi-channel data. We highly recommend the use of a rugged field
computer.
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Positioning system e.g. RTK-GPS or robotic total station.
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Suitable carrier solution (to carry or pull the antenna box) or arrangement to hand-push
the system.
To connect the parts, see
System set-up
section. Instructions and information for carrying out a
multi-channel MIRA measurement can be found in the
MIRAsoft HDR User Guide
.
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