Data Physics - Recording and Playback Analysis Software

Measurements can be made during recording reducing the amount of time spent post-processing recorded data

Recording sample rate can be same or different from measurement sample rate

Local recording to solid state disk ensures the highest possible sample rate for gap-free recording

Record the end of your vibration test – regardless of how long the test runs for

Drive (DAC) channels can be automatically recorded without requiring teeing the drive signal to an input channel, freeing up that channel for additional measurements

Export recordings during test execution, automatically on test end, or manually after test (Matlab, ASCII, UFF, DSF, CSV)

Record multiple time histories simultaneously each with their own sample rate 

Triggering and pacing facilitates analysis of events within recorded data

Event-based start and stop recording ensures that the desired data is captured

Use same user interface ensures that all of the features available for live measurements are available for playback analysis. The common interface simplifies the task of analyzing recorded data

Playback analysis can be performed on only the required channels from a multi-channel recording

Easily identify events in time data and set start and end of analysis time

Cut, paste, splice, add ramps, filter and much more with the graphical Time History Recording Editor