SENSOPHONE AED404-STREAMER
Four-channel acoustic-emission device
The SENSOPHONE AED404-STREAMER acoustic-emission device is a modern measuring device for non-destructive diagnostic testing of materials and structures. It is the centre of a full featured four-channel AE diagnostic system in university research laboratories or for field examination of small industrial objects. Compared to all other members of the SENSOPHONE AED4xx family, it has an extra functionality: the AED404-STREAMER can continuously save the original signal of the selected or even all AE channels to an external storage unit.
MAIN TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Number of AE channels |
4 |
Synchronised linking of AED404 or AED416 devices |
not |
Programmable linear or logarithmic amplifying mode |
yes |
Measurement of all standard AE parameters |
yes |
Programmable digital filter on all AE inputs |
30 kHz .. 1 MHz |
Location on plain, cylinder, sphere surfaces |
yes |
Burst waveform recording on AE channels |
8 ms |
Continuous streaming of AE signals |
to an external notebook |
Signal form and spectrum analysis |
yes |
Correlation calculations |
yes |
Analogue LF voltage input lines |
1 (+ 3 internal environmental parameters) |
Digital control input/output lines |
3 |
Programmable test mode (pulser) on any of AE channels |
yes |
PC interface |
USB |
Expander Ports |
not |
Powering via interface |
not |
External powering |
5..12 V / 3 W |
Size |
119х113х35 mm |
Weight |
400 g |
Built-in hardware functions
PC interface: USB |
Automatic setting of fixed/floating thresholds individually for all AE channels |
Programmable linear or logarithmic amplifiers |
All channels’ hit data arrangement on Hit Time |
Programmable digital filters on all AE channels |
Cutting and shorting detection on preamplifier cables |
Waveform snapshot recording on all AE channels |
RGB signalizing of AE channels’ state |
Continuous streaming of AE signals: One channel by 8 Msamples/s, four channels each by 2 Msamples/s |
Measuring incoming power supply voltage, internal temperature and relative humidity |