Precision and performance a priority for new data acquisition and control system

HBM’s sharpest measurement technology is available from Durham Instruments. Designed to meet the needs of modern production environments, the PMX data acquisition and control system offers performance, accuracy and reliability for production control and industrial test bench applications.

Measurement capabilities

PMX enables professional and precise acquisition of force, torque, vibration, pressure, strain, temperature, voltage, current and many other quantities. All 16 measuring channels and 32 calculating channels are rated with 19,200 samples per second. This means that, as a whole, PMX is rated up to 400,000 values per second.

Real-time communication

The system supports real-time communication via Industrial Ethernet, a modern browser-based user software that is easy to use, and flexible plug-in cards, allowing it to integrate seamlessly into modern production plants. This enables the measurement, calculation and automation of data in real-time. PMX can process signals internally and transfer them in real-time to the user’s automation system. The system also identifies transducers automatically thanks to the integrated TEDS (Transducer Electronic Data Sheet) system.

High precision

High accuracy when acquiring measurement data gives users considerable efficiency advantages in their production processes. With a sampling rate of 19.2 kHz, PMX offers the greatest precision for optimal quality assurance.

Scalable

Thanks to flexible plug-in cards and the possibility to connect different PMX modules to each other, users can increase the number of channels, integrating up 300 measurement channels and up to 600 mathematical calculation channels.

Additional details

All of these features and benefits make PMX a top choice for use in press and printing processes, the monitoring of machines, industrial test benches and end-of-line test stands.

To learn more, contact Durham Instruments, a leading Canadian distributor of state-of-the-art measuring technology.

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