ML / AI Algorithm Development for Predictive Maintenance
Generate clean, labelled fault datasets, capture high-channel-count parallel sensor streams, and validate classifier outputs against ground-truth spectral features — without leaving your lab.
4 Channel IEPE Data Acquisition System – Phonovibe Q
₹2,88,000
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Four Channels Standard plug & play USB Powered Take data from accelerometers, microphones, hammers, or any other IEPE Sensors T- VIB Software to acquire time waveforms, frequency spectra, overall vibration levels, FRF’s and octave measurements ** Windows 10 or above Operating System ** T-VIB Software base version comes with Time and Spectrum with Post processor TSAP 201. Check out TVIB Software regarding more module options.
Four Channels Standard plug & play USB Powered Take data from accelerometers, microphones, hammers, or any other IEPE Sensors T- VIB Software to acquire time waveforms, frequency spectra, overall… Read more
vibration levels, FRF’s and octave measurements ** Windows 10 or above Operating System ** T-VIB Software base version comes with Time and Spectrum with Post processor TSAP 201. Check out TVIB Software regarding more module options.Description
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A truly economic noise and vibration analyzer, four-channel IEPE digital signal conditioner, PHONOVIBE-Q offers standard plug & play, USB-powered operation. Hassle free setup and intuitive functionality by just plugging the unit into a USB port and viewing signals from accelerometers, microphones, hammers, or any other IEPE/ICP-type sensor using the powerful and intuitive T-ViB software. Existing third-party Windows® or TViB software can be used to acquire time waveforms, frequency spectra, overall vibration levels, FRF’s and octave measurements or simply record data for further analysis. Compact form factor, versatility, and powerful software options make this the perfect DAQ for taking in-situ measurements.
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ML / AI Algorithm Development for Predictive Maintenance Generate clean, labelled fault datasets, capture high-channel-count parallel sensor streams, and validate classifier outputs against ground-truth spectral features — without leaving your lab. End-of-Line Quality Testing Automated spectral alarm pass/fail on every unit leaving the production line — driveshafts, pumps, motors, gearboxes — using PhonoVibe DAQ and TVIB NDT RAM. Modal Analysis and Structural Dynamics R&D Hammer and shaker-based FRF testing, frequency-response characterisation, and mode-shape extraction for mechanical R&D teams and structural dynamics labs. Rotating Machinery Condition Monitoring Route-based vibration measurement, spectral analysis, and trend monitoring for plant maintenance teams running a predictive maintenance program on fans, pumps, motors, and compressors. Wireless Sensor Validation Lab Characterise a wireless accelerometer against a wired reference, induce known faults on a controlled rig, and capture parallel streams for ground-truth labelling — all without a trip to a customer site.
End-of-Line Quality Testing
Automated spectral alarm pass/fail on every unit leaving the production line — driveshafts, pumps, motors, gearboxes — using PhonoVibe DAQ and TVIB NDT RAM.
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Why this measurement is made, how it goes wrong, and what the numbers mean — written by the people who build the instrument.
Interactive explainerThe Shock Response Spectrum Is Not a Frequency SpectrumAn SRS looks like a spectrum and is plotted like a spectrum, but it is not a decomposition of the pulse into frequencies — it is the worst thing a bank of imaginary oscillators ever felt. Build one live from a pulse you choose, watch the pulse's own Fourier magnitude diverge from it on the same axis, and compute a drop-shock level from height and pulse width.13 min read · Read →
DAQ fundamentalsSample Rate, Fmax and the Anti-Alias Filter: Getting the Front End RightAn alias is indistinguishable from a real fault once it is in the file. A visual walk through sampling, folding, Fmax, lines and the anti-alias filter — and how to pick a DAQ channel that cannot lie to you.6 min read · Read →
Sensor validationValidating a Wireless Vibration Sensor: What to Measure Before You Ship ItA wireless sensor has failure modes a wired one does not: a duty cycle, a battery, an internal clock and a radio between the measurement and the answer. Amplitude accuracy on a calibration shaker proves none of them. Here is the validation set that actually predicts field behaviour.9 min read · Read →