Barkhausen Noise Signal Analyzers
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Rollscan 250
Rollscan 250 is designed for surface quality control and testing of near-surface defects such as grinding burns, heat treatment defects, as well as changes in stress and microstructure in a wide variety of ferritic steel and other ferromagnetic materials. -
Rollscan 350
Barkhausen noise signal analyzer Rollscan 350 is designed for surface quality control and testing of near-surface defects such as grinding burns, heat treatment defects, as well as changes in stress and microstructure in a wide variety of ferritic steel and other ferromagnetic materials. -
Rollscan 320
Barkhausen noise signal analyzer Rollscan 320 is designed for automated surface quality control and testing of near-surface defects such as grinding burns, heat treatment defects, as well as changes in stress and microstructure in a wide variety of ferritic steel and other ferromagnetic materials.
Feature | Rollscan 250 | Rollscan 350 | Rollscan 320 |
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Measurement channels | 2 | 1 | 2 (with 8 parallel analyzers up to 16 channels) |
Magnetizing voltage range | 0-16 Volts | 0-16 Volts | 0-16 Volts |
Magnetizing waveform Sine/Triangle | ✔/✔ | ✔/✔ | ✔/✔ |
Magnetizing frequency range Sine/Triangle | 1-1000 Hz/1-150 Hz | 1-1000 Hz/1-150 Hz | 1-1000 Hz/1-150 Hz |
Analyzing filter range | 70-200 kHz | 10-70 kHz, 70-200 kHz, 200-450 kHz | 70-200 kHz |
Magnetizing & frequency sweep | N/A | Automatic/Visible | N/A |
Communications | Ethernet/USB/RS232 | Ethernet/USB | Ethernet |
Measurement parameter control | Manual/Remote | Manual/Remote | Remote |
Oscilloscope display/software | -/- | ✔/✔ | -/✔ |
Battery option | ✔ | ✔ | – |
MicroScan option | – | ✔ | – |
Magnetizing Voltage Range: Adjustment range for power output for sensor.
Magnetizing Waveform: Sine for standard measurement and triangle for special purposes
Magnetizing Frequency Range: Sensor performance optimization
Analyzing Filter Range: Penetration depth of signal depends on analyzing frequency range. Lower frequency range means deeper penetration depth
Oscilloscope: For visualizing signal quality
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