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Proton Magnetometer | Single Sensor Version

PRODUCT PARAMETERS

  • Ultra-Fast Measurements: 3–60s sampling in mobile mode
  • Industry-Leading Gradient Tolerance: >5,000nT/m
  • OCXO Technology: High-stability crystal oscillator for drift-free accuracy
  • Field-Ready Design: IP67-rated aluminum casing (-40°C to +55°C operation)
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Description

The JPMG Proton Magnetometer represents a breakthrough in ​ground-based magnetometer​ technology, engineered for geophysical exploration professionals. As the fastest ​proton precession magnetometer​ currently available, this lightweight field instrument delivers 0.05nT sensitivity for detecting subtle magnetic anomalies across 20,000-120,000nT dynamic range. This professional magnetometer integrates military-grade durability with cutting-edge measurement capabilities. Its OCXO-stabilized system ensures ±0.1nT absolute accuracy, making it ideal for mineral prospecting, archaeological surveys, and tectonic studies.

JPMG Proton Magnetometer
JPMG Proton Magnetometer

Ultra-Precise Measurement​

  • 0.01nT resolution with temperature-compensated OCXO oscillator

​Multi-Scenario Adaptability​

  • 3 operational modes (Mobile/Walking/Base) for diverse field conditions

Smart Synchronization​

  • 30μs GNSS time sync across GPS/BeiDou/GLONASS systems

​Military-Grade Protection​

  • IP67-rated aluminum housing withstands -40℃~55℃ extremes

Real-Time Data Visualization​

  • Magnetic field curves display with gradient measurement capability

​Efficient Workflow Design​

  • Continuous walking-mode acquisition (3-60s sampling)

​Dual Data Transfer​

  • USB/R232 interfaces with 32MB internal storage

​Professional Software Integration​

  • Generate contour maps and 3D magnetic profiles

Mineral Exploration​

  • Iron/copper/zinc ore detection with 5000nT/m gradient tolerance

​Energy Sector​

  • Oil & gas reservoir mapping through structural analysis

​Environmental Monitoring​

  • Earthquake/volcanic precursor observation networks

​Engineering Survey​

  • Pipeline detection & underground infrastructure mapping

​Archaeological Research​

  • Non-invasive relic localization technology

Iron Ore Prospecting​

  • In Mongolia’s Gobi region, JPMG units achieved 150 survey points/day with 0.08nT repeatability, identifying 3 potential deposits through magnetic anomaly mapping.

Archaeological Discovery​

  • Brazilian teams utilized walking-mode acquisition to map 12th-century settlement patterns, detecting buried artifacts at 2.3m depth through magnetic contrast analysis.
Specifications
Sensitivity 0.05nT 
Dynamic range20,000-120,000nT  
Absolute accuracy± 0.1nT
Resolution0.01nT 
Sample3~ 60s @Mobile Mode; 3~3600s @Base Mode.    
Gradient Tolerance>5000nT/m
Remote Control optional remote control via RS-232 interface  
Input/Output RS-232 via 10 pin weatherproof connector with USB adaptor
Internal Memory32MB(209715 readings in Manual Mode, 699050 readings in Base Mode)
Dimension & weightConsole: 220mm(L)×70mm(H)×175mm(W);1.57kg Sensors: 140mm(L)×70mm(D); 1kg 
Operating Temperature– 40°C to + 55°C
Standard Configuration
JPMG Series Proton Magnetometer Console       1x
Harness / Charger1x
Sensor with Cable     1x
Aluminum rod 50cm    4x
Standard GPS   1x
RS-232 Cable with USB adapter    1x
Instruction Manual    1x
Shipping Case                1x

**Challenge:**​ Accurately map complex banded iron formations through 50m+ overburden.

**Solution:**​ JPMG’s 0.05nT sensitivity enabled detection of:

  • 12 distinct mineralized zones
  • 3 previously unknown fault lines

**Result:**​ 22% faster survey cycle vs traditional proton magnetometers.

Olary iron project mineral resouce estimate in South Australia by magnetic method

JPMG Proton Magnetometer

**Keywords:**​ Proton Magnetometer, Magnetometer, Geomagnetic Survey Device, High-Sensitivity Magnetometer;

**Keywords Integration:**​Proton magnetometer applications;High-accuracy magnetometer,Geological survey equipment,Portable magnetic gradiometer

FAQ

① In SI, it is m·s-2, and one percent of it is the international unit abbreviation g.u.;
② Conversion between SI and CGS: 1g.u.=10-1 mGal

Gravitational field: The space around the earth with gravity is called the gravitational field.
Gravitational potential: The gravitational potential W in the gravitational field is equal to the work done by a particle of unit mass moving from infinity to that point.

① The normal gravity field of the earth: Assuming that the earth is a rotating ellipsoid (reference plane), the surface is glossy, the internal density is uniform, or it is distributed in concentric layers, the density of each layer is uniform, and the deviation of the shape of the ellipsoid from the geoid is very small, then the gravity field generated by the earth is the normal gravity field.
② The normal gravity value is only related to the latitude, the smallest at the equator and the largest at the poles, with a difference of about 50,000 g.u.; the rate of change of the normal gravity value with latitude is the largest at 45° latitude, and zero at the equator and the poles; the normal gravity value decreases with increasing altitude, and its rate of change is -3.086 g.u.. The main feature of the long-term change is the "westward drift" of the geomagnetic elements, both the dipole field and the non-dipole field drift westward, and have a global nature.

The gravitational field strength is equal to the gravitational acceleration in both numerical and dimensional terms, and the two are in the same direction. In gravity exploration, all references to gravity refer to gravitational acceleration. The gravitational field strength at a point in space is equal to the gravitational acceleration at that point.

Gravity exploration is an exploration method that is based on the density difference of rocks and ores. Since density difference will cause local changes in the normal gravity field of the earth (i.e. gravity anomaly), it is used to solve geological problems by observing and studying gravity anomalies.

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