High-speed DAQ
7 Oct 2014
HBM has launched its latest high-speed DAQ device designed for test bench applications.
HBM has launched the Genesis Highspeed GEN3t data acquisition device as portable or control cabinet versions aimed primarily at test bench applications.
The GEN3t has been developed to meet the increased demand for small, easily mounted systems for test bench applications such as electric motors, inverters and generators.
The device is fitted with three slots for input cards and can gather data across up to 96 channels at a rate of 50 MS/s continuous data transfer to a suitable control PC. The GEN3t can also be specified to include an integrated Solid State Disk (SSD) that enables data rates of up to 100 MS/s.
Furthermore, the GEN3t can be synchronised with other basic devices in the Genesis Highspeed family to significantly increase the number of available slots ensuring great flexibility in the selection of suitable devices for high-speed data acquisition.
The Genesis Highspeed family comprises the larger GEN3i data recorder which can transfer data directly to the storage medium at speeds as high as 200 MB/s while up to 96 input channels can be configured as required.
Data can be continuously transferred to hard disk and fast sweeps recorded so that users benefit by recording, saving and visualising millions of measurement data items per second.
With 21 different data acquisition cards available – including a 1000V direct input voltage or sampling rates of 100 MS/s – the Genesis HighSpeed GEN3i data recorder can be used for a wide range of applications including generators, turbines and motors. Suitable uses include troubleshooting, maintenance and start-up as well as destructive material testing.
The touchscreen interface features intuitive, self-explanatory controls so that all data processing functions are accessed with the touch of a finger. The data recorder is capable of a wide range of data acquisition and analysis work with its integrated Windows 7 PC and preinstalled Perception software.
For more information, please visit: www.hbm.com
The Gen3i data recorder will be available to view and demo at the Advanced Engineering show at the NEC on 11th & 12th November on HBM stand D96.
