Vision: the ergonomic task-oriented interface

The Vision interface gathers the analyzers' functionalities into simple, clear and easy to identify ribbons. Vision efficiently organizes the instrument's uses, providing task-oriented environments: quick start, measuring, results edition, setup, task automation, post-processing, reporting...
Featuring explicit identification of the setting, this modern and ergonomic interface reduces dramatically time-to-result of the OROS analyzers.

Narrow Band Spectral Analysis: State-of-the-Art FFT Analyzer!

Powerful triggering, analysis and averaging modes Averaging Synchronous frequency, time and spectral domain Peak-hold, referenced peak-hold Resolution 101 to 6401 lines Simultaneous 128 times zoom 800 mHz to 40 kHz bandwidths Up to 4 FFT per channel A wide set of results are available all along the signal processing: Time domain filtered signals, trigger and weighted blocks Spectra: Instantaneous averaged and complex (auto-spectra, spectral density, …) Multi reference cross functions: Xspectra, coherence, FRFs

Advanced Recorder

The OROS Recorder allows saving and post-processing of raw signals.

• Performance: records all channels at highest sampling frequencies (102.4 kHz)
• Parallel and synchronous recording and analysis
• Direct recording: stand-alone, set up and record without a PC.
• Transient capture: advanced triggers (pre and post) and on-disk signal buffering (FIFO) reduces the amount of data recorded prior to the transient event

Much more than a waterfall

Collects and synchronizes the analyzed data Performance: up to 100,000 point profiles and fluid 3D displays at any bandwidth or channel count. Graphics: data can be sorted according to different parameters (RPM, time, levels, …) The section manager extracts orders, overall, constant frequencies and spectra, including band power and automatic peak tracking Multiple views

Continuous Time Domain and Spectral Monitoring

• Time Domain Analysis provides live views of the front-end signals (from milliseconds to hours)
• The Monitor continuously processes any input to monitor the incoming signals spectra and statistics
• Both operate independently of the measurement status (acquiring or stopped)