The LMS SCADAS Mobile front-ends pack the quality and acquisition power of the renowned LMS SCADAS system into a compact and rugged design, offering versatile signal-conditioning and data-acquisition capabilities. Designed for high measurement and testing productivity, LMS SCADAS Mobile represents one of the most powerful systems in its class. LMS SCADAS Mobile is supported by both LMS Test.Lab and LMS Test.Xpress for a wide range of noise, vibration and durability applications. With connectivity for hardware emergency stop, the LMS SCADAS Mobile becomes a dedicated modular front-end for vibration control applications.
LMS SCADAS Mobile SCM01 mainframe: practical and ultra-portable unit:
- Accommodates 4 or 8 channels
- Ultra-lightweight and robust frame
- Nominal 2.5 hour battery autonomy
LMS SCADAS Mobile SCM02 mainframe: optimal flexibility in 16 channels
- Modular system for up to 16 input channels
- Compact and robust frame with optimal channel density
- Nominal 1.5 hour battery autonomy
LMS SCADAS Mobile SCM05 and SCM09 mainframes: maximum mobile measurement power
- SCM05 accommodates 8 to 40 channels
- SCM09 accommodates 8 to 72 channels
- Laptop-size robust frame with extensive channel density
- Nominal 1-hour battery autonomy
LMS SCADAS Mobile SCM03S, SCM06S and SCM10S slave frames
Expand mobile measurement to hundreds of input channels
- SCM03S accommodates 8 to 24 channels
- SCM06S accommodates 8 to 48 channels
- SCM10S accommodates 8 to 80 channels
- True master/slave configuration beyond clock synchronization: fully synchronized data is saved in one measurement file
- Easy mechanical locking of frames to 1 unit
- Distributed acquisition through optical cabling
LMS SCADAS Mobile Vibration Control mainframe
Incrementing on the LMS SCADAS Mobile
- 24-bit effective DAC output with tapered start-up and shut-down
- Status output for advanced synchronization purposes
- Safety control via hardware emergency stop and power watchdog
A critical migration and standardization to LMS Test.Lab in 2003, a recent LMS Virtual.Lab Durability standardization, several integrated LMS data management and CAE projects, tailor-made localized interfaces to optimize and speed up NVH road testing on the famous Balocco proving ground… Filippo D’Aprile, Director of Vehicle Architecture & Integration in Fiat’s Engineering & Design department, and Giovanni Toniato, NVH Manager took a couple of moments to explain how various LMS solutions contribute to the new way of developing cars at Fiat Group Automobiles.
