A resistivity meter is a geometrically compensated, dual-frequency (400 KHz and 2 MHz), dual-probe downhole instrument designed to measure the resistivity of rocks during drilling.

 Resistance measurements can be carried out both when using hydrocarbon-based solutions and in salt-saturated solutions.

Resistivity values are transmitted in real time.

8 high-resolution resistivity curves are stored in the device's memory and can be read on the surface after drilling.