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Wireless nodes aid condition monitoring
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MicroStrain product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team
Feb 8, 2007
Wireless nodes feature real-time streaming rates up to 4kHz, opening up new applications for radio-based sensor networks.
MicroStrain has released the latest version of its Agile-Link wireless nodes which feature real-time streaming rates up to 4kHz.
This is a significant increase in sample rate, which opens up many new applications for wireless sensor networks.
The Agile-Link nodes which support high-speed streaming rates are: G-Link wireless triaxial accelerometer node, V-Link wireless voltage node and SG-Link wireless strain gauge node.
These nodes continue to offer incredible flexibility with low-duty cycle mode and stand alone data-logging capability.
Applications include: condition based monitoring of machinery for predictive maintenance; impact and crash testing; measuring torque, strain and load on rotating equipment; and vibration monitoring and modal analysis.
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