Attachment_2_-_Salient_Characteristics.pdf
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- E14 Imperial Ponds PIT Scanner Array Federal contract opportunity
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- 140R3025Q0084
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This document details the salient characteristics of a PIT (Passive Integrated Transponder) tag antenna system designed for environmental and wildlife monitoring applications. The system features robust construction with durable materials resistant to corrosion and environmental wear, and is engineered for fixed installation in locations like rivers, dams, and wildlife habitats. Key technical specifications include operation at 134.2 kHz, high-sensitivity detection capabilities for multiple tags simultaneously, and a wide detection zone for comprehensive monitoring.
The antenna system offers flexible power options including hardwired, battery, and solar configurations, making it suitable for remote locations with minimal maintenance requirements. It is designed to interface with data loggers and telemetry systems for continuous data collection and can be customized in size and shape to meet specific site needs. The system's primary advantages include its durability, compatibility with existing PIT tag technologies, ability to detect multiple tags concurrently, and adaptability to various environmental monitoring contexts.
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PIT tag antenna system salient characteristics
1. Robust Construction:
Built with durable materials to withstand long-term exposure to environmental elements.
Designed to resist corrosion, moisture, and physical wear over time.
2. Fixed Installation Design:
Engineered for easy integration into permanent monitoring setups, suitable for sites like rivers, dams, or wildlife habitats.
3. Optimal Frequency Range:
Operate at 134.2 kHz, ensuring compatibility with existing PIT tag systems used in permanent studies.
4. Enhanced Detection EƯiciency:
High sensitivity and accuracy for reliable and consistent tag reading.
Capable of detecting multiple tags within its range simultaneously.
5. Wide Detection Zone:
Designed to cover extensive areas, allowing for broader monitoring of tagged animals.
6. Power Options:
Can be hardwired or designed to work with long-lasting battery systems to reduce maintenance needs.
Options for solar power are available for eco-friendly installations in remote locations.
7. Integration with Monitoring Systems:
Capable of interfacing with data loggers, telemetry systems, or other remote monitoring technologies for continuous data collection.
8. Minimal Maintenance Requirements:
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Designed for low-maintenance operation, suited for applications where regular human intervention is not feasible.
9. Customizable Setup:
Ability to tailor configurations to meet specific site needs and requirements, including antenna size and shape.
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