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The Acoustic Camera was the first commercially viable system using beamforming to visually localize acoustic emissions. Brought to the market in 2001 as a pioneer technique, the Acoustic Camera has become over the years a metaphor for beamforming systems in general. The tool is now used in a variety of industries and has a growing customer base worldwide.
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 | Acoustic AC Easy | | |
| Until today beamforming has been implemented in high end solutions in order to localize noise sources in a very precise and academically justified way. This development was necessary in order to build trust into the technology. The trust has indeed evolved and the Acoustic Camera has become a standard NVH measurement tool in numerous fields of application. However, due to the associated high price range of such a system the technology has not been accessible for many companies who see the need but lack the means. Gfai tech GmbH is changing this situation from now on. The development of the AC easy enables any SME to localize noise sources using this acoustic imaging technique. The Software NoiseImage4 is used for both product lines AC pro and AC easy. This does not block the hunger for extended analysis of its users independend of the acoustic camera product he is using. So even if you work with an AC easy system you'll find the same great software advantages as with the AC pro. The differences lay in the hardware. We do offer two main AC easy configurations; one based on a PC and the other on a National Instruments chassis as data acquisition. For different application we offer three specialized arrays; Sphere32-35 easy, Ring32-75 easy and Ring32-35 easy - Array.
The AC easy has the following key features: • Affordable to anyone • A beamforming beginner unit • Live streaming • Great ease of use • Small, portable and compact • Shows noise sources fast and reliable
Characteristics
- Software NoiseImage4 for PCs, Windows XP / 7
- Microphone arrays; Sphere32-35 easy, Ring32-75 easy and Ring32-35 easy
- standard Desktop PC with two microphone cards from National Instruments
(NI PCI 6250; 48kHz, 16bit resolution) For Customers with more need of mobility we offer a more advanced configuration based on a National Instruments NI PXI-1033 chassis with two microphone cards (NI PXI 6250)connected to a notebook and an array. As well as for the PC based version you can chose from three differnt arrays; Sphere32 easy, Ring32 easy and Ring36.
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 | Acoustic AC Pro | | |
Arrays
Sensor arrays are available in different models to give the user a maximum of flexibility while encountering different scenarios of use.
Data Acquisition
This recorder was designed for use with the acoustic camera. It supports very high scan rates on a high number of channels. It also features a very light and compact design.
Software
NoiseImage is our software-solution for acquisition, evaluation and storage of data.
Accessories
Find useful accessories for your AC-pro system such as a adaptors or a mobile power supply.
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 | Software | | |
| Specifications:
"NoiseImage” is based on a plug-in concept - For all Intel-compatible PCs starting at Windows XP
- Integrated data recorder interface
- Channel data editor with extensive functions
- Acoustic photos and videos in 2D and 3D
- place-selective analysis of the photo
- Numerous possibilities for documentation and presentation (e.g.: .jpg, .png, .wav, .avi, .dat, .hdf, .wrml)
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 | Microphone Arrays | | |
Specifications:
Ring-Arrays: primarily for the use in acoustic laboratories and on free fields; alternatives with 32, 36, 48 and 72 microphones are offered Sphere-Arrays: developed for 3D measurement settings; 32, 48, 60, 120-channel microphone arrays are available Star-Arrays: for outside application and in settings with large distances; 36- or 48-channel microphone arrays Custom-Arrays: application-oriented arrays, designed together with the customer. | |
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| Specifications:
Data recorder, especially developed for the Acoustic Camera. Allows for high sampling rates and high channel counts at the same time. - Data recorder with 48 - 144 differential microphone channels
- Measurement cards for data recorder mc dRec,developed by GFaI for beamforming and other data recording applications
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