EUTECH INSTRUMENTS ALPHA COND 500 - REV 4 Manual de Instalação Página 13

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MN100003 REV A (12/07/10)
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Gain: Press the gain key to increase the display
Resolution. In this mode, the vibration signal will be ampli ed
by 10 times. When this mode is turned on, you will observe a
gain icon in the lower left display. To turn off, press the gain key
again.
Application tip: This function is very useful for low level vibration measurement.
For example, the displacement level of a precision machine tool is typically within
1 um peak to peak.
Caution: When you turn off the gain mode, the reading will take about 5 seconds to stabilize, because the rms
detector requires time to average out the previous signal with gain. When using the gain key, the vibration signal will
be ampli ed by 10 times to increase the s/n (signal to noise ratio). Also ampli ed is the dynamic range of the internal
A/D converter. The chart below shows the maximum range readings with and without gain.
Units Range with gain Range without gain
g (rms) 0.001~1.999 0.01~19.99
mm/s (0-p) 0.01~19.99 0.1~199.9
μm (p-p) 0.1~199.9 1~1999
Average/ Peak Hold: Pressing this key once selects the moving average mode.
Pressing this key again, selects the peak hold mode. Pressing this
key a 3rd time will disable this mode.
L Average: In the average mode, the meter calculates the average
value of the last 10 measurements (moving average) and display
the results. This is useful when vibration levels are not stable.
The moving average mode will provide a more stable reading by averaging the
collected data.
L Peak Hold: The meter will display the maximum value
over time. This mode is used to measure the maximum
vibration levels during a transient event. For example, you
may use peak hold to measure the resonance vibration level
during a start up process.
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