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Logging device with down-hole transceiver for operation in extreme temperatures

  • US 7,450,053 B2
  • Filed: 09/13/2006
  • Issued: 11/11/2008
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/13/2006
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A logging radar system for measuring propped fractures and down-hole formation conditions in a subterranean formation by a logging device, comprising:

  • at least one radar source for generation of at least one source radar signal;

    at least one optical source;

    at least one optical modulator in communication with at least one said radar source and at least one said optical source for modulating at least one optical signal according to at least one said source radar signal having at least one predetermined frequency;

    at least one photodiode for converting the modulated optical signal output from at least one said optical modulator to at least one said source radar signal;

    at least one transmitter and receiver unit comprising;

    (a) at least one antenna communicating with at least one said photodiode, for receiving at least one said source radar signal from at least one said photodiode and transmitting at least one said source radar signal into the subterranean formation and receiving a reflected radar signal; and

    (b) a mixer, in communication with at least one said photodiode and at least one said antenna, for mixing the reflected radar signal with at least one said source radar signal to provide an output.

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