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Summary
Description
Specifications
Applications
AS-1050-FE Hardware
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SUMMARY SCREEN
This screen provides the complete status of the current test including test name and part number. Large color-coded PASS/FAIL messages quickly indicate whether the product passes or fails the selected test criteria. The "Test Results" area contains the detailed criteria that caused the failure, allowing the defective part to be routed to the correct re-work station. The "Test Log" contains a record of the part number and indicates whether it passed or failed. When a part has failed a test, the log provides the specific diagnosis and criteria that caused the failure.
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CHANNEL SCREEN
This screen displays the dynamic data collected during a test. In the scope mode, there is a "live" update of the time, spectrum, histogram, and dynamic parameters. The time graph contains the scaled dynamic waveform that was acquired by the system and can be configured to have amplitude thresholds to catch transient spikes and glitches. The spectrum graph shows the frequency "signature" of the tested part. Energy bands and windows can be configured to detect frequency components that may represent flaws or structural resonance. The probability density histogram (PDH) shows the amplitude distribution of the acquired data, which is useful in characterizing the dynamic signature of critical machine components.
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TEST CRITERIA
An operator can easily configure test criteria by defining the acceptable time, frequency, and statistical limits for a product. Once configured, the system can detect transient time events, such as spikes or glitches, or frequency components that are related to known product failures, such as broken gear teeth or defective bearings. Several criteria can be used to determine whether a product passes or fails, including overall amplitude, frequency windows, energy bands, time thresholds, RPM speed, and statistical parameters. Data for multiple channels is acquired and analyzed simultaneously to minimize the impact of testing on the production-line.
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