FUTEK USB Sensor Technology Learn how Analog and Digital Output can Seamlessly Integrate

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1 FUTEK USB Sensor Technology Learn how Analog and Digital Output can Seamlessly Integrate

2 Purpose The purpose of this presentation is to demonstrate the functionality of USB Sensor Technology Advantages Features Demonstrations Demo #1 Setup Process using one sensor / Setup Process using multiple sensors Demo #2 USB Conversion Process Internal USB Examples

3 Advantages: Simplified Solution Traditional Solution Many bulky components required More wires to organize Costly components Involved setup required Integration Data acquisition system & software required to communicate with computer FUTEK USB Solution Only one module Only one cable Cost efficient More stability with reduction of noise & power supply Simple plug and play Less technical support required

4 Advantages: Complete Package System Solution The FUTEK USB Kit can support FUTEK sensors as well as another Manufacturer s sensor and includes: USB module Basic software

5 Advantages: Cost Efficient FUTEK Solution Vs Traditional Solution FUTEK USB Module ($500.00) w/basic Software Traditional Amplifier/Signal Conditioner ($300.00) Extended Software - Optional ($500.00) Data Acquisition System ($1,500.00) Calibration ($150.00) Calibration ($150.00) N/A Software Optional ($ ) N/A Power Supply ($150.00) N/A Estimated Setup Time & Support Cost ($300.00) Total = $ (USD) with extended software Optional $1, (USD) Total = $ 2, (USD) with software Optional $3, (USD)

6 Advantages: Diversified FUTEK s USB Kit is a solution for 100% of all strain gauge type sensors

7 Advantages: Diversified FUTEK s USB Kit is a solution for 100% of all strain gauge type sensors

8 Advantages: Diversified FUTEK s USB Kit is a solution for 100% of all strain gauge type sensors

9 Advantages: Diversified FUTEK s USB Kit is a solution for 100% of all strain gauge type sensors

10 Advantages: Diversified FUTEK s USB Kit is a solution for 100% of all strain gauge type sensors

11 Features: Technology USB Version Options USB1xx- Internal Versions Designed for larger sensors that can house internal chip Cable carries digital signal Cable length limited to 17.5 feet USB 2.0 communication link/ USB buspowered (5V) USB2xx- External Versions Designed for smaller sensors Cable carries analog signal (connected to sensor) ; no more +digital signal Cable length limited by noise and signal attenuation USB 2.0 communication link/ USB buspowered (5V)

12 Features: Software Solution (basic) Basic software included with USB kit Info - Displays channel, serial # and capacity Decimal Points - Display up to 6 digits behind decimal point Only Display tab functions are enabled in basic software Reset Peak/Valley - reset peak and valley values to zero Mode - display tracking, peak, or valley Functions - tare or gross display Sampling rate - Select desired sample rate Conversion - Select desired output units Output options - Scaled output set as default Averaging Options - Choose method of averaging samples

13 Features: Software Solution (extended) *Extended software sold separately Decimal Points - display up to 6 digits behind decimal point Info - displays channel, serial # and capacity Math Channels, Data Logging, Peak/Valley Utility, Graph, and Live Graphing functions are only available on the extended software Up to 8 channels are supported in the extended software Functions - set parameters, start and stop test Create File Path - saves data as.csv (excel) file Test Interval - time between each sample taken Test Duration - time period test lasts Graph - graphs logged data on graph tab Display - shows countdown timer

14 Features: Software Solution (extended) Displays the sum of multiple channels Displays the calculation performed on the math channel Perform math functions to existing channels using integrated calculator

15 Features: Software Solution (extended) Time and capture a peak value

16 Features: Software Solution (extended) Graph data after test is completed

17 Features: Software Solution (extended) Watch live data graphing Fully customizable legends, grid, and axis.

18 Features: Software Basic VS. Extended Display Functions Math Functions Data Logging Graphing Software features Standard Software Extended Software Number of Channels 1 8 Tracking Mode Peak Mode Valley Mode Peak Reset Valley Reset Tare Gross Decimal Points Sampling Rate Moving Average Mean Average Disable Average Unit Conversion Sum Channel Math Channel Data Logging Peak Utility Valley Utility Export Data Graph from File Live Graph Peak Mode

19 Features: Technical Specifications Specifications USB 100 USB 110 USB 200 USB 210 Sampling Rate 5 Hz/ 10 Hz up to 1 khz 5 Hz/ 10 Hz up to 1 khz Resolution 16 bit at all ranges (ENOB) up to 18 bits (ENOB) 16 bit at all ranges (ENOB) up to 18 bits (ENOB) Digital output noise 600 nv (rms) 100 nv (rms) 600 nv (rms) 100 nv (rms) Nonlinearity 0.001% 0.001% 0.001% 0.001% Input: (mv/v) Non-amplified analog voltage (max. 250 mv/v) Non-amplified analog voltage (max. 500 mv/v) Non-amplified analog voltage (max. 250 mv/v) Non-amplified analog voltage (max. 500 mv/v) Output Digital Packetized Date Digital Packetized Date Digital Packetized Date Digital Packetized Date Min/Max bridge Resistance Integrated Digital Filter External power supply required 50-5,000 Ohm 50-5,000 Ohm 50-5,000 Ohm 50-5,000 Ohm 50 Hz/ 60 Hz rejection 50 Hz/ 60 Hz rejection 50 Hz/ 60 Hz rejection 50 Hz/ 60 Hz rejection No No No No LED indicators No No No Yes

20 Demo #1: Setup Process How to setup one sensor Step 1: Plug sensor into USB module Step 2: Plug USB module into computer *No calibration required

21 Demo #1: Setup Process How to setup one sensor Step 3: Start software.

22 Demo #1: Setup Process How to setup one sensor Step 4: Load channel.

23 Demo #1: Setup Process How to setup one sensor Step 5: Begin using!

24 Demo #1: Setup Process How to setup multiple sensors Step 1: Choose your sensors and plug each into the USB modules Step 2: Plug each USB module into the computer USB port or hub

25 Demo #1: Setup Process How to setup multiple sensors Step 3: Start software and load channels * Multiple channels are only supported in extended software 1 2 3

26 Demo #1: Setup Process How to setup multiple sensors Step 4: Load sensors *No calibration required

27 Demo #2: USB Conversion Process How to convert an Existing Sensor into USB conversion 1. If your sensor has a mv/v output, and a cable diameter less than 5mm, it can be converted to be used with a USB module. 2. Convert sensor to be used with USB module FUTEK can convert any mv/v sensor into a USB kit.

28 Demo #2: USB Conversion Process Example of FUTEK Sensor LSB300 S-Beam Load Cell before USB Conversion

29 Demo #2: USB Conversion Process Example of FUTEK Sensor LSB300 S-Beam Load Cell after USB Conversion

30 Internal USB Model LCB500 Load Cell with Internal USB Internal USB Chip This is an example of FUTEK model LCB500 Tension and Compression Load Cell which has been converted into a USB model using a Bendix cable assembly and an internal version of the USB kit. * The internal version is only for sensor models with a mv/v output (up to 250 mv/v)

31 Contacts For more information on this product please visit: For Technical Support: Toll Free: (800)23-FUTEK or (949)

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