Even if you already own a large data
acquisition system, the
Data Brick
is perfect for
adding a few extra channels. It is also great for running
tests when you do not have the time to set up a complicated
system.
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NASA used the
Data Brick
to run tests on the Crew Return Vehicle being developed for the International Space
Station. In one test, two Data Bricks were unintentionally
subjected to accelerations in excess of 300 g. One
Data Brick suffered no physical
damage, performed flawlessly and downloaded its stored
data. The other had its case damaged by a large steel
beam that broke loose. The Data Brick is
warrantied to 100 g.
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SPACE
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With a modular system like
the Data Brick,
you can divide your data
monitoring capabilities. In the above photograph,
Data Bricks were used in both the target and the bullet
vehicles. You could not do this with one large system.
The photograph below shows a size Data Brick installation
capable of monitoring 48 sensors in one vehicle.
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Roller coasters
must be continually tested for maintenance purposes
and for evaluation of ride dynamics. The
Data Brick's
small size and portability
make it the perfect choice for applications such as these.
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Below, a
Data Brick is mounted on
the hood of a car while testing rear impact seat performance.
Weight distribution or size restrictions imposed by many tests
are much more conveniently managed with small, modular data
acquisition systems like the
Data Brick.
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