Product Details
The FSA series of signal processors is the most accurate and fast, designed for LDV and PDPA applications. The FSA processors offer many innovative features and benefits:
- High Doppler frequency up to 175 MHz for dense spray and high speed flows
- Multi-bit (8-bit) sampling for accuracy with Doppler burst sampling in poor SNR conditions
- Frequency domain burst detection -A patented scheme that detects bursts based on the real-time SNR level (not simply burst amplitude)
- Dynamic burst centering for accurate Doppler frequency measurement by extracting data from the highest-quality portion of the signal
- Intensity validation -A patented technique integrated at the electronic level, providing a totally independent (not based on phase) means of validating the measured particle diameter
- Short transit time to ensure accurate size and velocity measurements for dense and high-speed spray, using very small measurement volumes
- Signal optimization - The high level PDM output signal is down mixed, filtered and amplified before processing, to increase measurement accuracy
Signal Processor | Benefits |
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FSA 3500 Series | With a maximum Doppler frequency of 100 MHz, it is an excellent cost/performance ration for general LDV measurements. The FSA 3500 series has all the patented features of the FSA 4000, but is also suitable for lower speed flows, typically under 100 m/s. |
FSA 4000 Series | With a maximum Doppler frequency of 175 MHz, it is the highest speed signal processor for LDV. The FSA 4000 has the power and speed required for supersonic flow measurements. |
FSA 3500-P Series | With a maximum Doppler frequency of 100 MHz, it is an excellent cost/performance ration for general PDPA measurements. The FSA 3500-P series has all the patented features of the FSA 4000-P, but is suitable for lower speed flows, typically under 100 m/s. |
FSA 4000-P Series | With a maximum Doppler frequency of 175 MHz, FSA 4000-P is the highest speed signal processor for LDV. This model has the power and speed required for supersonic flow measurements. |