Atec MTI-2000 User Manual

MTI-2000
Fotonic Sensor
High-resolution, noncontact measurement
of vibration and displacement
The
MTI-2000 Fotonic
Sensor:
Unmatched performance in noncontact, fiber-optic measurement
The MTI-2000 FotonicTM Sensor is the newest addition to the product line of high-resolution, fiber-optic measurement systems.
The MTI-2000 offers new features and performance improvements that meet the exacting applications in the to 0.01 microinch (2.5 angstroms) and frequency response from direct­coupled easy operation.
(dc)
measurement requirements of displacement and vibration
1990s.
It sets new performance standards with resolution
to 150
kHz.
User-defined features assure simple setup and
MTI
Instruments’
A. Dual-channel capability permits simultaneous measurements of amplitude
and phase at two locations.
B. Digital display readout in engineering units eliminates the need to convert
volts to displacement units or to double integrate acceleration signals.
C. A peak-to-peak display mode allows the MTI-2000 to be used as a self-
contained vibration measurement tool.
D. An easy-to-read
bargraph
display simplifies setup and gives an “analog feel”
to the instrument.
E. An out-of-range indicator notifies the user if a probe moves out of preset
range, preventing measurement error.
F. Pushbutton operation simplifies the calibration of fiber-optic probes.
G. Interchangeable probe modules allow the user to select from seven standard
fiber-optic probe designs for the sensitivity, range and frequency response they need. Custom modules can be supplied to meet specific frequency response or gain requirements.
. High-resolution module resolves 0.1
With external filtering,
0.004-µin.
resolution is possible.
µin.
standard or 0.01
µin
. (2.5
A
°
) optional
. (Rear Panel) Standard 0-to-10 V analog real-time output is compatible with most
signal conditioning equipment. An optional RS-232 output is also available.
.
Versatile for many applications
The MTI-2000’s modular design has the flexibility to be tailored to specific requirements through the use of a wide range of Sensor probes interference surface or material: metallic, nonmetallic, composite, plastic, glass, ceramic or liquid.
Dual-channel capability enables probes to make simultaneous measurements, essential for studies of structural dynamics. For increased
interchangeable
are
immune to electromagnetic
(EMI)
and operate on almost any type of
optic probes. Fotonic
the
user to use two
versatility, all probe modules feature two operating ranges: one for high Each probe module has integral high-pass and low-pass filters that minimize interference and increase resolution.
resolution
and the other for greater range.
Designed for customer value
We designed the MTI-2000 with our customers’ needs in mind. It includes the latest developments in elec­tronic design to simplify measurement procedures, enhance efficiency and increase customer value.
MTI
Fotonic Sensors have been used successfully in the computer disk-drive, aircraft, microelectronics and automotive industries; research laboratories; and universities.
Two fiber-optic probes are used to perform The Fotonic Sensor accurately measures the modal analysis on a computer read/write vibration amplitude of on ultrasonic welder head. With a high frequency response that tip at high frequencies and accelerations.
makes it possible to measure both displace­ment and phase, the Fotonic Sensor has
been chosen as the best instrument for this
type of analysis by measurement experts in
the U.S. and Japan.
Nonintrusive Vibration Analysis
.
Displacement
and optical disk-drive read/write heads,
actuators and servo mechanisms.
and phase of magnetic
.Resonant response of printed circuit boards
and electronic components
.Model analysis of
composite
materials
.Vibration of fuel rods submerged in hot
water
High-Frequency Measurement
.Vibration amplitude of ultrasonic equip-
ment components
.Sonar transducer displacement, frequency
waveshape
and
Complex Motion Analysis
.Micromechanism motions
.Stepper-motor dynamics and repeatability
.Mechanical shock pulse displacement
and waveshape
.Rolling element bearing performance
.Dot-matrix printer mechanism motion
.
Ink-jet
.Speaker
printer mechanism motion
cone
modal studies
With frequency response from dc to 150 Two fiber-optic probes are used to measure kHz, the Fotonic Sensor is ideal fur analyz- surface displacement of a ceramic resona­ing squarewave and complex MTI-2000 is used here to measure the
lute travel and bounce of a fuel-injector effectively on a wide range of surfaces
valve. including nonmetalic materials, ceramic,
motions. The tor. Fotonic probes are immune to electro-
abso- magnetic interference (EMI) and operate
glass, plastics, and composites.
Other Applications
.Surface flaws in metals,
semiconductors and ceramics fatigue testing
.Biomcchanics: muscle response and .Displacement of sealed assemblies
hearing studies using optical viewport
.Nonrepetitive runout of precision .X-Y-Z detection of out-of-plane
spindle
motions
Measurement of Nonmetallic Materials
.Liquid surface
dynamics
.Magnetic tape vibration
.Thin-film vibration and thickness
.Amplitude feedback in materials
General Specifications
Power Requirements
117 V ac @ 0.35 amps or 220 V ac @
0.2 amps, 50 to 400 Hz Maximum Line Voltage Stability: Fuse: 0.5 amp, fast-blow (requires an IEC
standard
Power Dissipation: 20 W
3-prong
105
to 130 V
grounded AC plug)
ac
Dimensions
4.5 in. (11.4 cm) H
13.3 in. (33.8 cm) W
10.0
in. (25.4 cm] D
Weight
18 lb (6.1 kg)
Environmental
Instrument Operating Temperature: 50º F
to 110º F (10º C to 43º C)
Instrument Storage Range: 0º F to
(-18º
C to 65º
Requirements
C)
150º
F
Display
Meter Readout:
fluorescent, updates 4 times per second
Bargraph:
step size), 10 Hz response
4.5-digit green
20-element
vacuum
green LED
(0.5-volt
Displacement Measurements
Output Signal: 0 to ±10 V dc,
1000 output impedance
Switchable Offset Range: 0 to -15 V Stability at 12 hrs.
Drift less than 1.0% of full scale
Stability at 60° to 95° F
Drift less than 2.0% of full scale
±2° F
(16°
(-1° C):
C to 35° C):
Vibration Measurements
Output Signal: 0 to
range, lOOa output impedance Accuracy: Within 1.0% for peak-to-peak
readings from 1 Hz to 150 kHz
System Noise: Dependent upon probe type
and surface reflectivity
±10
V dc full-scale
Probe
Specifications
Options
Accessories
MTI
Instruments: Pioneers in fiber-optic sensor technology
Temperature Range: -100°F to 300°F
(-70°C to 150°C)
Operating Pressure Range:
29 in. Hg to 500 psig
. 220 V
ac
input power configuration
. Display in metric
l RS-232 digital output
vacuum
engineering
of
units
Optical Probe Extenders: Precision
lens
systems that permit dard probes at a greater standoff distance with no loss of probe sensitivity or quency
response.
operation
of Stan-
fre-
Fixture Stands: Proridcs a stationary
mounting for probes of any size.
MTI
has been in the forefront of noncontact measurement technology for over 25 years. Our experienced application engineers are prepared to help you solution to you before and after the sale.
MTI’s
quick-turnaround maintenance and
repair services
determine the
mcasurement
are available to keep your
best
problems,
Tip Length: 3 in. (76.2 mm] Cable Length: 54 in.
l Bent probe tips l High-pressure/high-vacuum probes
.
Wide-temperature-range
-310°F to 1382°F (-190°C to 750°C)
(1372
mm] standard
probes from
Calibration Fixture: Secures the probe
and calibrates the instrument to a ing target, utilizing a precision micrometer. Can be used for initial calibration, calibra­tion to a fluid medium, or tion checks.
instrument on-line. For price information
assistance with
toll-free:
your application, call us
in-place calibra-
nonrotat-
l-800-342-2203.
or
MTI Instruments Inc.
325 Washington Avenue Extension .
Phone:
(518) 218-2550
l
FAX: (518)
Albany, NY
218-2506
12205
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