Phoenix Geophysics
Toronto-based designer and builder of magnetotelluric (MT) and multi-function electromagnetic (EM) geophysical instrumentation, software, and sensors.
Last updated September 16, 2026
AI crawler reads
No AI crawler has read this profile since Oct 28, 2026.
Overview
Phoenix Geophysics is a Toronto, Canada company that designs and builds electromagnetic geophysical instrumentation. Its official site describes it as a "World Leader in Magnetotellurics" and states that it has been designing and building instrumentation in Toronto since 1975, with a team of 50 people. Phoenix systems are used by contractors, universities, and government agencies in over 100 countries for exploration and research, and the company offers ultra-wideband MT systems, the V9 Multi-Function EM System, EMpower software, and broadband magnetometers and specialized band-limited sensors.
History
Phoenix Geophysics has been designing and building instrumentation in Toronto since 1975. Its official site states that the company has 50 people on its team, speaks a dozen languages in its office, and works all over the world. Phoenix systems are used by contractors, universities, and government agencies in over 100 countries for exploration and research, with users having thousands of Phoenix systems in over 100 countries and working on all 7 continents. The site also references "From the Archives: Issue One of The Phoenix newsletter, October 1994."
Products and positioning
World Leader in Magnetotellurics
V9 Multi-Function EM System
Announced as the next-generation V9 Multi-Function EM System; multi-function systems combine the power of Phoenix receivers with versatile current sources.
Ultra-wideband MT Systems
Described as the best combination of quality, flexibility, and simplicity the team ever assembled, usually available for same-week delivery.
EMpower Software
Fast, flexible, interactive data processing and data management software for Windows, macOS and Linux.
Sensors
True broadband magnetometers and specialized band-limited sensors.
Sources1 sources
Cite this profile: Cite the canonical profile. /brand-wiki/phoenix-geophysics-canada · Editorial policy · How profiles are compiled