Using analytical tools and technical expertise, Flexonics can provide complete solutions to component and product failures. We also assist customers in field data acquisitions to obtain the necessary boundary conditions or loading configurations assuring that products duty cycles are accurately captured and able to be recreated in our laboratory. Data can be collected in the field using input/output modules or conventional input only modules, these same modules can then be used as signal conditioners during laboratory simulation. This will guarantee that the sensors are gained, filtered, and balanced identically in the lab as they were in the field.
Flexonics's data acquisition capabilities include:
Field proven data acquisition systems
Up to 250,000 samples/second
16 bit resolution
User defined sampling rate and sampling order
Up to 76 differential input channels/ 8 output channels
Supervisory channel alarms
Intelligent data triggering
Intermix triggering parameters
Selectable communications interface IEEE & RS-232
Up to 256 megabytes of internal battery-backed memory storage
Industry standard data formats
Multiple scan rates
System gain 1:1 to 4000:1
Programmable gains and filters
Auto balance for automatic nulling of input modules
Internal or external synchronization
Multi channel data acquisition system for gather acceleration, strain, temperature, displacement, velocity, acceleration and engine rpm.
Using analytical tools and technical expertise, Flexonics can provide complete solutions to component and product failures. We also assist customers in field data acquisitions to obtain the necessary boundary conditions or loading configurations assuring that products duty cycles are accurately captured and able to be recreated in our laboratory. Data can be collected in the field using input/output modules or conventional input only modules, these same modules can then be used as signal conditioners during laboratory simulation. This will guarantee that the sensors are gained, filtered, and balanced identically in the lab as they were in the field.