Portable Data Acquisition and Analysis Recorder

Listing ID #4221682

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Supply Type Manufacturer, Exporter, Supplier
Preferred Buyer Location All over the world

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Product Details

The ObserVR1000 does not require special boards, PC drivers, or even a PC. Ready to get started? Simply connect a handheld device or PC to set up the ObserVR1000. Once set up, data can be collected with a simple press of the record button. Stream all the inputs and outputs to the SD card while running other test modes, or use independently as a field data recorder.

Quick Features:

4 or 16 simultaneous channels (1 BNC input channel, 15 triaxial input channels)

128kHz sample rate
IEEE 1451.4 TEDS class 1

IEPE signal conditioner (2.1 mA)
WiFi connection
6+ hour battery life
GPS
Tachometer inputs
Gigabit Ethernet WiFi – 802.11 b/g/n
+/-10V range
100dB dynamic range
40V tolerant inputs protects from transients
Optional software includes Random Import, Fatigue Damage Spectrum (FDS), Shock Transient Capture, and Shock Response Spectrum (SRS)

Company Details

Celebrating over twenty years in business, U.S. based Vibration Research (VR) is the innovator in vibration control. We listen to our customers’ needs and offer testing products, software and support that deliver unrivaled value. Quality and precision were on the mind of John Van Baren, Vibration Research’s President and CEO, when he set out to develop the industry’s best controller in the early 1990s. With advances in technology and a commitment to hiring and retaining the brightest minds in vibration control, the company’s products help customers test real life scenarios in their labs.
Our leading-edge products include our best-selling VR9500 Controller and easy-to-use VibrationVIEW software. These are used by in-house and outsourced testing labs and engineers in a wide range of sectors across the world. VR’s innovative and patented applications – such as iDOF®, FDS, FDR, and Kurtosion® – solve troublesome industry issues like over and under testing and predicting a product’s point of fatigue. Vibration Research’s headquarters is a state-of-the-art facility based in Jenison, Michigan.