iTestSystem Application: Archive Manager
iTestSystem’s Archive Manager application simplifies DAQ system data file management…
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iTestSystem’s Archive Manager application simplifies DAQ system data file management…
When measuring noise and vibration levels, our engineers use the NI-9231 sound and vibration module, a CompactDAQ chassis and a Laptop running iTestSystem for data logging and analysis. The NI-9231 module is an updated, higher channel count version of the NI-9234 module. The NI-9231 is an 8 channel,…
Engine manufacturing vibration health monitoring, high-speed acquisition and analysis architecture scales up to 100 test cells.
One solution for monitoring steam tube temperature/s located inside its utility boiler to make sure start-up conditions were met.
Check out this video showing one of our custom rugged data acquisition systems!
When our engineers go on the road to troubleshoot structural component failures or machine vibration problems, they grab their laptop with iTestSystem installed and Pelican case containing an NI CompactDAQ (cDAQ) chassis and an assortment of C-Series modules, accelerometers, and strain gauges. The cDAQ chassis that they typically…
A case study describing a reliable system for testing generator vibration levels after production in order to verify proper unit design and assembly.
A proprietary monitoring technology developed by Integrated Test & Measurement is introducing a brand new approach to address “fouling” in coal-fired power plants as well as the pulp and paper industry.
Finding efficiency improvements and uncovering hidden unsafe conditions in a process can prevent injury and save your company millions.
“We ran the test with the device that ITM made, and we had one of the best correlations I’ve seen in an asphalt pavement study.”
Our test engineers are often called upon to deploy unattended or “black box” data acquisition systems in the field. These systems are deployed on machinery, vehicles, and industrial processes to constantly record strain and vibration data at sample rates between 100 and 100,000 Hz. That adds up to…
The most common strain gauges used to quantify the state of stress on a test specimen’s surface, are uniaxial and rosette gauges. For accurate measurements of stress and strain, these uniaxial and rosette gauges are independently connected as a Wheatstone bridge in a 3-wire quarter-bridge or half-bridge arrangement….
Tell us what you need to measure and an ITM engineer will follow up.