Easy! Just stick it! FBG pressure sensor
It was developed with the aim of measuring the fluctuating pressure on the surface of objects at multiple points. Up to 19 sensors (customizable to a maximum of 38 points) can be configured on a single fiber. This can be used for tank tests of ship models and floating bodies, wind tunnel tests for automobiles, and dynamic (unsteady) pressure fluctuation measurements during actual driving, among other applications.
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basic information
Pressure range: -1,000~4,000Pa (standard) -3,000~12,000Pa (EX-Type) Measurement frequency: 1,000Hz (when using standard measuring device si255) 5,000Hz (when using high-speed type si255)
Price range
P2
Delivery Time
※The usual delivery time is 1.5 to 2 months after the order is received.
Applications/Examples of results
Tank tests (ships, floating bodies, etc.) Wind tunnel tests (automobiles, railway vehicles, skyscrapers, etc.) Real-world driving tests (automobiles, railway vehicles, etc.) For measuring multi-point surface pressure fluctuations. For more details, please see the related links.
Company information
Are you troubled by issues with lightning surges? Fiber optic sensors are insulators, so they will not be damaged by surge currents. Are you struggling with electromagnetic noise? Fiber optic sensors are completely unaffected by electromagnetic noise. Are you required to have explosion-proof and non-flammable features? Fiber optic sensors do not use electricity, so explosion-proof certification is not necessary (they are exempt). Are you facing challenges with complex wiring? Fiber optic sensors can be configured with multiple sensors on a single fiber. Our company offers multi-point measurement solutions using fiber optic sensors, specifically FBG (Fiber Bragg Grating) and communication technology WDM (Wavelength Division Multiplexing) for optical sensing systems (measuring instruments, sensors, software).
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