The following table compares our measurement systems in terms of the measured variables.
Q400 and LIMtrack can calculate via integrated analysis module (scripting) many other measures (Young's-modulus, temperature coefficient of expansion, velocities, etc.).
Product |
Base measurement variable |
Integral* |
Spatially resolved |
Typical Applications |
RTSS - Videoextensometer |
1D-displacement, distance, distance change 1D-strain (longitudinal, transversal) |
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Standardised material testing (e.g.tensile testing) Determination of material parameters, vibration measurement |
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Q400 - Bildkorrelation |
2D & 3D displacement Surface strains Specimen thickness, Volume strain 3D coordinates (object geometry) 3D velocity and acceleration |
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Material testing Component testing Fatigue tests, crack propagation 3D Vibration test Modal analysis |
StrobeCAM - Vibrationsanalyse |
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Vibration tests with Shaker | |
LIMtrack |
2D displacement / motion |
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Motion analysis 2D vibration analysis |
Surphaser - 3D Scanner |
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Quality control Reverse Engineering |
*Integral:
The RTSS video extensometer measures the strain from the distance change of two markers. The measured strain value is therefore the average (integral) component elongation between the markers and similar to a mechanical extensometers
With the Q400-DIC system, the integral (locally averaged ) measurement values (extensometer, polygon surfaces, circular surfaces, etc.) are optionally calculated after the spatially resolved analysis.