SMART 3D-Fiber - Optomet
Optomet SMART 3D-Fiber: fiber-optic 3D single-point laser Doppler vibrometer measuring velocity, displacement and acceleration, DC-50 MHz. From Cromocol.
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Product Description
The Optomet SMART 3D-Fiber is a 3D single-point laser Doppler vibrometer. It measures vibration at a single point in three orthogonal spatial directions without contact, reporting velocity, displacement and acceleration. The measurement location is reached through a flexible optical fiber and a separate fiber head, so the head can be placed in confined or hard-to-access positions while the main unit stays elsewhere.
The instrument resolves motion in three dimensions by emitting three laser beams from one fiber head at different angles. Each beam is processed by its own interferometer, and the three signals are combined to give the three orthogonal components of the point’s motion. The system handles up to four measurement channels simultaneously and uses a 1550 nm (eye-safe, class 1) measurement laser with a visible target laser for alignment.
The SMART 3D-Fiber covers a frequency bandwidth from DC to 50 MHz and velocities from 1 mm/s up to 50 m/s, with displacement from 10 nm to 100 m and acceleration from 10 m/s² to 100 Mio. m/s². A 7-inch Full HD+ touchscreen and the SMART Lab software handle configuration, phase-correct multi-channel acquisition, real-time FFT and frequency response function analysis, with data export to CSV, H5, MAT and WAV. As part of Optomet’s modular SMART Series, it shares connectivity and form factor with other SMART devices.
Specifications
- Measured quantities: velocity, displacement, acceleration, in three spatial dimensions
- Frequency bandwidth: DC to 50 MHz; velocity range 1 mm/s to 50 m/s
- Measurement laser: 1550 nm, class 1; target laser: 510-530 nm, class 2
- Three-beam fiber head; optical fiber 2 m standard, up to 50 m optional
- Fiber heads from 25 mm (fixed focus) to 100 m (autofocus long-range) working distance
- Main unit 308 × 192 × 152 mm, ~ 3.3-4.2 kg plus fiber head
- 7” Full HD+ touchscreen; SMART Lab software with FFT and FRF analysis
Technical Specifications
- Measured quantities: velocity, displacement, acceleration
- Spatial dimensions: 3D (three orthogonal components from one head)
- Max. frequency bandwidth: DC to 50 MHz
- Max. velocity: 50 m/s
- Velocity range: 1 mm/s to 50 m/s
- Displacement range: 10 nm to 100 m
- Acceleration range: 10 m/s² to 100 Mio. m/s²
- Measurement channels: up to four simultaneous
- Measurement laser wavelength: 1550 nm (class 1, < 10 mW)
- Target laser wavelength: 510-530 nm (class 2, < 1 mW)
- Beam configuration: three laser beams from one head at different angles
- Working distance: 25 mm to 100 m (depending on fiber head)
- Optical fiber cable: 2 m standard, up to 50 m optional
- Fiber connector: LC-Duplex
- Autofocus Mid-Range: 135 mm to 10 m working distance; 159 × 43 × 68 mm (excl. lens)
- Autofocus Long-Range: 450 mm to 100 m working distance; 159 × 43 × 68 mm (excl. lens)
- Fixed Focus: 25-189 mm working distance; 94 × 43 × 68 mm
- Compact 3D Fiber Head: fixed 83 mm working distance; 107 × 100 × 102 mm
- User interface: 7" Full HD+ touchscreen, 1000 nits peak brightness
- Dimensions (excl. head): 308 × 192 × 152 mm
- Weight: ~ 3.3-4.2 kg plus fiber head
- Operating temperature: 0 °C to 40 °C
- Storage temperature: -10 °C to 65 °C
- Power supply: 100-240 V AC (50-60 Hz) or 12 V DC
- Recommended calibration interval: every 24 months
- Analog signal outputs (BNC)
- Fiber head power output
- Optical fiber connector (LC-Duplex)
- 12 LEMO signal inputs
- BNC HF signal inputs (up to 50 MHz)
- USB Type-A and Type-C
- Dual Ethernet ports
- GNSS antenna connector
- Multi-purpose SMB ports
- Remote control of multiple vibrometers
- Phase-correct multi-channel data acquisition
- Real-time FFT analysis up to 536 million lines
- Frequency response function (FRF) calculation
- Live spectrograms
- Data export: CSV, H5, MAT, WAV
Frequently Asked Questions
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