T-Gauge Industrial Process Monitoring Configuration
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The TeraMetrix™ T-Ray® 5000 time-domain terahertz control unit (TCU)
is the most capable and best-selling terahertz instrumentation platform to
implement industrial process monitoring, non-destructive evaluation, quality
control, and spectroscopy applications.
Every TeraMetrix
instrumentation configuration consists of a T-Ray 5000 TCU controlling one or
more terahertz sensor or scanner accessories. Available sensors and
scanner accessories include:
T-Gauge® – Industrial Process Monitoring and Control –
multi-layer non-woven sheet extrusion thickness and basis weight.
SPG – Handheld
multi-layer coating and film thickness meter with touch screen display.
Compact Spray Robot Sensor – Class I Div. 1
paint booth rated to measure and predict the wet to dry thickness of coatings.
T-Scan – Industrial process monitoring line scan
imager.
T-Image – X-Y raster scan non-destructive evaluation
gantry for sub-surface transmission imaging and reflection tomography.
LSG – Handheld line scan gauge with touch screen display
to display terahertz B-Scan and compute sub-surface step and gap.
User Configurable Transmitter and Receivers and Spectroscopy
Station – For research and development transmission and reflection
terahertz spectroscopy.
Depending on the
configuration ordered, the complete terahertz system is supplied as a turn-key
instrument (T-Image, SPG, LSG, Spectroscopy); or a systems integrable sensor
system that a TeraMetrix partner value added reseller (VAR) custom installs
into a factory setting (T-GaugeÒ, T-Scan and Compact Spray Robot Sensor). This
modular configuration paradigm has many advantages: the customer can
select the TCU, the THz modules, and the accessories with only the features
they need. Each system is upgradeable on a plug and play basis.
The T-Ray 5000 intelligent TCU provides the
laser drive and electrical connection to the fiber-coupled THz modules;
provides a rapid optical delay scanner to acquire the THz waveform; provides
optional digital and encoder i/o to accessories; digitizes THz waveforms;
performs numerical analyses, and reports measurement results to the user over
Ethernet.
The T-Ray 5000
intelligent TCU leads the industry and holds a competitive advantage in a broad
range of categories. The T-Ray 5000 provides the best capabilities in
waveform window width and waveform acquisition rate, accessory I/O, high-speed
signal to noise ratio, and stand-alone waveform processing compared to any
TD-THz system offered today. The T-Ray 5000 intelligent TCU has been
designed to function in harsh environments. The T-Ray 5000 intelligent
TCU has been third party tested to meet stringent temperature, shock and
vibration specifications. The T-Ray 5000 intelligent TCU has been
registered with Underwriters Laboratories, has received the CE mark, and is
fully compliant with FDA CDRH laser safety and FCC Part 18 regulations.
Every
T-Ray 5000 TCU includes an internal waveform data acquisition and analysis
computer with custom T-Ray server software. The T-Ray server streams
waveforms over an Ethernet connection to user client programs. Extensive
documentation is provided so that the user can write customized client software
to analyze the waveform stream. With the T-Gauge® software library, the T-Ray 5000 series TCU
can stream measurements calculated from up to 10 interfaces on every
waveform. This library includes a powerful graphical user interface for waveform
peak selection, and scripting “recipe” integrated development environment that
easily allows the user to define the calculations to be performed on every
waveform. The T-Gauge® software
library enables real-time stand-alone automated applications – no analysis
computer is required.
Each T-Ray 5000 TCU includes a VGA port and
USB ports that can be directly connected to an optional user supplied monitor,
keyboard, and mouse that may be used to monitor and setup certain TCU
operations. The T-Ray 5000 TCU includes sophisticated system health monitoring
diagnostics that can be accessed either locally via the monitor or remotely via
Ethernet.
Any T-Ray 5000 may be
configured with any of TeraMetrix’s industry leading optical delay scanning
systems for rapid THz waveform acquisition. There are currently four
options: a general purpose 320 ps / 100 waveform per second scanner; an
extended range 700 ps / 100 waveform per second scanner, a high-speed 80 ps /
1,000 waveform per second scanner, and an extended range high-speed 160 ps /
1,000 waveform per second scanner. The T-Ray 5000 waveform scanners are
designed with sufficient window width and signal to noise ratio to accomplish
any experiment. As a result, no lock-in or slowly moving optical delay
scan mode is needed. The T-Ray 5000 has a convenient manually adjustable
range finder to adjust the waveform acquisition window timing over a range of
2.6 ns.
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