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Automotive and off-highway engineers and designers often need to log vehicle bus data along with vibration, strain gauge, and other sensor data during normal operation to evaluate their design. Using data from all these sources enables these engineers and designers to pinpoint a vehicle’s response to staged or…
ITM delivers mobile data acquisition solutions to capture real-time feedback under actual conditions Whether we are testing a new component on a truck that’s a thousand miles away or putting an off-highway vehicle through its paces right in front of us, it’s our mobile data acquisition products that…
MultiDAQ is a configurable general data logging and real-time data viewing application for iTestSystem (iTS). An intuitive user interface allows test technicians and engineers to choose sensor channels, synchronize DAQ hardware, change sample rates, setup input data filters, configure data file triggering, and manage automated data file naming….
iTestSystem’s Archive Manager application simplifies DAQ system data file management…
Obvious signs of fatigue — cracks at the corners of doors — had begun to surface on an in-service Railcar. A railcar structural testing case study.
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A case study describing a strain gauge DAQ system used to validate several new designs of a heavy lift lattice boom crane to comply with SAE J987 standards.
A case study describing a reliable system for testing generator vibration levels after production in order to verify proper unit design and assembly.
At ITM, we understand that our customers do not settle for good enough. When it comes to measuring and capturing data for real-world applications and structural analysis, you cannot compromise, so neither can we. Instead of having to pick and choose the most critical locations to measure, we…
“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.”
When streaming high speed data over a long period of time it is important to estimate data file size to avoid filling up your drive and also to prevent producing large, unwieldy data files. I usually try to keep file sizes less than one (1) gigabyte (FAT 32…
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…
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