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digitization of sensor array

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Hi all

I need to digitize a 32 channel sensor array, hosed in a pipe of 50mm diameter and 6m length. Sensors are hydrophones integrated with preamplifiers. Simultaneous sampling is required with 20Ksamp/s/ch be the required sampling rate.

To further complicate the matter, I need to send digitized data over 1000m quad cable (AWG30) or coaxial cable.One thought was to send digitized data over ethernet format but it had its own problems and limitations (as mentioned in my previous post).

Can any one give me the idea how to accomplish this task?The hardware for digitization and data sending needed to be fitted in 50mm dia pipe.I have used cirrus logic CS5368 8 channel ADC IC and with four of these ICs i can digitize whole array but one problem i face is how (and on what format) to send the combine data over 1000m quad/coaxial cable(i have limitations to use repeaters or optical fiber).

This will be a prototype designing which if successful will extend to a 128 channel sensor array.

Any other soution or idea will be much appreciated.

Best Regards
 

Unfortunately, you didn't notice or comment the suggestions made in your previous thread. If you think about signal parameters and cable properties, you'll realize that modulation is the only feasible way.

You didn't previously mention the form factor restrictions, but the existence of commercial VDSL modems for similar channel parameters suggests, that a solution for your special conditions is in reach.
 

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