SENSOPHONE AED404-USB
Four-channel acoustic-emission device
The SENSOPHONE AED404-USB acoustic-emission device is a modern measuring device for non-destructive diagnostic testing of materials and structures. It is the centre of a four-channel AE diagnostic system in university research laboratories or for field examination of small industrial objects. It allows to set-up the simplest and absolutely less expensive multichannel AE diagnostic system: the AED404-USB itself, up to four AE sensors with built-in preamplifier, fixing magnet and integrated 1 m sensor cable, and a USB cable for connecting to the notebook.

MAIN TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
| AED404-USB | ||
| 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 | |
| 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 modes (pulser) on any of AE channels | yes | |
| PC interface | USB | |
| Expander Ports | not | |
| Powering via interface | USB | |
| External powering | as option: 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 | |
| Programmable digital filters on all AE channels | All channels’ hit data arrangement on Hit Time |
| Waveform snapshot recording on all AE channels | Cutting and shorting detection on preamplifier cables |
| Powering via the USB port or (optionally) externally | RGB signalizing of AE channels’ state |
| Measuring incoming power supply voltage, internal temperature and relative humidity | |
