FSU-SSB – Fast USB Strain Module
4800 samples per second at 13 bits noise free resolution
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The FSU-SSB is a fast, compact, high precision strain bridge input module delivering high resolution readings over USB and communicated directly to a PC. It is aimed at dynamic applications that require high speed measurement.
It delivers high speed measurements of 4800 samples per second at 13 bits noise free resolution.
Simply by plugging the device into a PC, data can be measured from a sensor using the FSU-SSB for a wide range of high speed systems. This is achieved using the powerful Toolkit software, which has been developed in-house by our design engineers to provide optimised, fast viewing of data.
It allows the viewing of input status and module information, simple switching between engineering units as well as two part calibration, high speed navigation and FFT frequency component analysis. Data can be exported to a CSV file.
This free-standing module is fitted with 9-way ‘D’ type socket for connection to the strain bridge or load cell while a micro USB socket allows connection to a PC and does not require external power. A DIN rail mounting option is also available.
Product Features & Benefits:
- Quick Setup: Simple USB ‘Plug and Measure’ device connects to a PC directly, allowing quick setup
- High Speed Measurement: 4800 samples per second at 13 bits noise free resolution. Ideal for impact, drop, non-rotational torque, vibration and materials testing
- Powerful & Intelligent Toolkit Software: Easy connection to free FSU Toolkit software for fast, optimised measurement and frequency analysis
- Quick, Real-time Data Analysis: Capture up to 30 minutes of data in real-time (8.64 million data points)
- Advanced Security: OEM level configuration and calibration can be saved, locked and restored for security of setup
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FSU Toolkit
The FSU Toolkit software for Windows will allow connection with the FSU module via a [...]
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FSU Toolkit
The FSU Toolkit software for Windows will allow connection with the FSU module via a USB port and does not require external power supply as they appear as a ‘single unit load’ i.e. they draw <100mA.
The FSU Toolkit is a configuration and analytical tool designed specifically for configuring FSU modules. This toolkit allows configuration, calibration, data recording and review and parameter management of the modules.
Appropriate USB drivers must be installed which are automatically installed with the FSU Toolkit software.
The Toolkit communicates with a single module at a time and provides the following:
Viewing of input with indication of integrity errors.
Two point auto calibration by application of known weight.
Two point table calibration from load cell calibration certificate.
Setting System Zero.
Engineering unit selection.
Save module settings including user calibration and ability to restore to same or different USB FSU modules.
Capture up to 30 minutes of data at 4800 Hz. Save data to CSV file. Navigate up to 30 minutes of data captured from the FSU or loaded from a previously saved CSV file.
Trend chart view of live input. Exportable image and data.
FFT view to identify frequency components of input signal and detect patterns
Simple oscilloscope view for wave based signals between 1 Hz and 500 Hz.
Easily switch to alternative engineering units (If module has been previously calibrated)
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Mantracourt Electronics Limited
Founded in 1974 in the southwest of England, the company develops and manufactures DMS amplifiers, digital displays and wireless telemetry and data acquisition systems.
