Order Analysis Using FFT & Tachometer

PULSE Lite Basic 2-channel Run-up/Run-down Analyzer Type 3560 L-L04

All the features of 3560 L-L02 PULSE Lite Basic 2-channel FFT Analyzer plus third channel for tachometer
Directly relate noise and vibration to rotating elements like engines, motors, and tyres
Use contour and waterfall displays to measure how noise and vibration varies with RPM
Extract multiples of fundamental rotation speed (orders) to determine sources of vibration

Typical run-up/down test setup:

		Vibration Measurement During Run-up of an Electrical Motor Video presentation of how easy it is to perform measurements and extract orders of the vibration of a motor during a run-up using the PULSE Lite Run-up/Run-down Analyzer. The vibration is measured using accelerometers with built-in TEDS and the RPM is measured using a tacho signal giving one pulse per revolution. The RPM measurement is used for controlling the storage of frequency spectra into the multibuffer of the analyzer. (Requirements: A sound card, Windows® Media Player (download here!), Screen resolution: 1280x1024 for optimal viewing) > Part 1 (1min. 29sec.) > Part 2 (4min. 10sec.) > Part 3 (5min. 06sec.)
		Calibration using PULSE Lite (7 min 24s) - Low resolution version (reduced quality). Video presentation showing how easy it is to perform microphone and accelerometer calibration using PULSE Lite. (Requirements: A sound card, Windows® Media Player (download here!), Screen resolution: 1280x1024 for optimal viewing)