Development of a closed circuit TV borehole probe

Talley, Douglas.

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Development of a closed circuit TV borehole probe

Published Date:

September 1984

Language:

English

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Details:

Personal Authors:

Talley, Douglas.

Corporate Authors:

United States. Bureau of Mines. ; Design Engineering Laboratories, Inc. ;

Series:

Open file report (United States. Bureau of Mines) ; 89-85 ; Mining research contract report ;

Keywords:

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Description:

"This report describes a 4-in-diam borehole probe that contains a low light level television camera, magnetic compass, light illumination source, bottom-water detector sensor, and a point angle sensor. The camera viewing angle is at a right angle to the probe's body. All data from the sensor are multiplexed into the closed-circuit camera video for transmission on a single 50-ohm coaxial cable to a surface control unit. Likewise, control of the probe's power, zoom lens, focus, panning, and aperture is accomplished via a downlink multiplexed on the same cable." - NIOSHTIC-2

NIOSH no. 10004671

Document Type:

Report

Collection(s):

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health

Funding:

H0308041

Supporting Files:

No Additional Files

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