DSS300-HR

DSS300-HR can be used for multiple purposes as well as a 3-axis Force Sensor.
Calculates industrial values of sensor signals, and data can be monitored in real-time.
Digital filtering through the software enables analog noise reduction and monitoring of physical values.

• Real-time measurement, monitoring physical quantities (N) of 3-axis force sensors.
• Max. five 3-axis sensors can be used per unit. Max. 21 sensors can be measured simultaneously by cascading the terminal boxes.
• Data are saved in CSV format.
• Digital low-pass filter (-24dB/oct) without phase delay allows analog noise reduction.
• Can be used for other devices such as strain gauge sensors.

System Configuration

Software

Preparations

1. Sensor information settings

Enter the applied sensor information.
Digital filtering settings can be done with this window
(-24dB/oct low-pass filter without phase delay).

2. Calibration

Performs the calibration of a sensor and an amplifier.
※ DSA-03A amplifier: BAL (zeroing) and CAL (calibration) must be performed with this window.
※ DPA-03A amplifier: This window is not available.

3. Test condition settings

Enter sampling frequency, measurement time, trigger and graph monitor settings.

Measurement (Data save)

1. Measurement

Monitors sensor outputs in real-time based on the settings.
Can also record measurement results.

2. Data check

A value pointed with a cursor can be read.
Data can be saved in CSV format.

3. Data save (CSV)

Options

Chronological waveform monitor

Shows chronological graphs of specified channels (X-axis: Time, Y-axis: Industrial value).
Monitored data can be read using a cursor and peak or average values of specified period can be easily monitored.

Chronological overlaid waveforms

Shows overlaid waveforms of specified channels from maximum 6 data files. (Cursor-data-reading is not applicable.)

Correlation graph monitor

Displays the correlation chart of specified channels from a data file (X-axis: Industrial value, Y-axis: Industrial value).
(Cursor-data-reading is not applicable.)

Statistics

Shows ‘Max. value’, ‘Min. value’, ‘Average’, ‘Amplitude value’, ‘Standard deviation’ and ‘rms’ of a data file.