The vibration analysis program SX-A1VA is a program that adds vibration measurement and analysis functions to the multifunction measurement system SA-A1.
- It has basic functions for vibration measurement, allowing for vibration measurement of industrial machinery, equipment diagnosis, and trend management. - It can also perform precise diagnostics using FFT analyzer functions and envelope processing functions. - Vibration evaluation can be conducted using ISO absolute value judgment functions or by setting arbitrary judgment criteria. - It can connect up to four acceleration pickups, enabling simultaneous vibration measurement in two horizontal directions and one vertical direction, or on multiple surfaces. - With the auto-store function, vibration measurement values and rotational speed can be continuously saved every 0.1 seconds. - It is also possible to calculate the average value of vibration over a specified measurement time. - Filters (HPF, LPF) can be individually set for acceleration, velocity, and displacement. - Various types of acceleration pickups (sold separately) can be connected.
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- This is a program that is installed and used in a multifunction measurement system. - Supports up to 4 channels. - In vibration measurement mode, acceleration, velocity, displacement, acceleration peaks, and crest factor can be displayed in real time.
Price range
P3
Delivery Time
P4
Applications/Examples of results
- Equipment diagnosis - Predictive maintenance - Vibration analysis - Vibration assessment
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A group of acoustic measuring instruments such as sound level meters and vibration meters, particle counters essential for cleanliness management, seismic measurement systems including earthquake meters for disaster prevention and control, and further expanding product fields centered on welfare and environmental issues, contribute to the enhancement of social welfare, safe living, and technological innovation through a long accumulation of technology and continuous challenges to new technologies.