Motion sensor inputs automatically provide measurement of position, velocity and acceleration. You can display these measurements directly or define custom measurements using equations written in standard mathematical notation. Choose from standard math operators, multi-frame functions, statistical and logical operators, complex arithmetic, as well as such operations as integration, differentiation and filtering. Equations can reference the results of other equations as a means of reducing mathematical complexity and computational cost. The system supports a variety of display types including graphical, spectral, numerical and statistical table displays.
Displays can coexist in any number with each display presenting one or more measurements.
The motion capture card also implements the distributed advanced sampling sub-system. Analog Capture Cards Analog measurements are obtained using 16-channel analog cards. Channels can be independently paired to accommodate differential measurements. The motion sensor inputs can accommodate the fastest available encoders allowing measurements of velocity in the hundreds of thousands of revolutions per minute. At the same time, velocities as low as one revolution per hour can also be measured with great accuracy.