New Portable Sound & Vibration Analyzer
provides Multi-Analysis capabilities.
Scensys has introduced a new fully featured portable vibration
analyzer, IOtech's ZonicBook. Its hardware/software
combination offers significant value over comparable FFT
analysers and contributes significantly to the Scensys range
of applications specific test equipment.
The compact ZonicBook is available in 4, 8, or 16-channel configurations
and accepts ICP® accelerometer and microphone inputs directly.
A separate Sigma Delta converter for each input channel allows
simultaneous sampling of all channels at 51.2 kHz. In addition to ICP ®
inputs, the ZonicBook is also capable of measuring standard AC and
DC voltages.
Analysis capabilities include FFT analysis, integration/differentiation,
averaging, octave analysis, and much more with the Windows-based
eZ-Analyst ™ software. The combination of the ZonicBook, eZ-Analyst
software and a notebook computer provide a full featured, portable sound
and vibration analyser. This system can acquire continuous, gap-free
data into the PC's memory and hard drive while viewing the data in
time or frequency domain on the PC.
The ZonicBook/eZ-Analyst combination offers significant value over
comparable FFT analyzers. This is accomplished by using the power
of the user's PC to provide all of the real-time analysis capabilities,
versus having a separate CPU in the ZonicBook, as do other
comparable devices.
Software (included)
EZ-Analyst features Windows style graphical user interface, making
it easy to configure the hardware with simple fill in the blanks configuration
screens. The real time display facility verifies that sensors are properly
attached and operational prior to beginning a test. Waveforms can
be analysed in real time whilst being acquired or after they have been
stored on the computer hard drive. Finally eZ-analyst makes it easy to
create custom reports with annoted peaks and other areas of interest.
Additional Vehicle Networking
Unique to the ZonicBook is its ability to measure vehicle network parameters,
concurrent with sound and vibration measurements. Using the optional
IOtech DBK70 vehicle bus interface, the system can simultaneously
acquire vehicle network parameters such as speed, RPM, engine
temperature, etc., while making sound and vibration measurements
directly from transducers in the vehicle.
Supported vehicle networks include J1850 VPW, J1850 PWM, ISO-9141,
and CAN. The ZonicBook can be operated from 12V DC battery powered
for in-vehicle and portable sound and vibration applications, as well as
AC powered for lab applications. An optional battery/UPS option is
available for over 6 hours of operation.
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August 2001
