The high-definition strain-compensated (HD-SC) temperature sensors are low-profile, flexible sensors incorporating advanced strain compensation technology to deliver more accurate and reliable temperature data when surface-mounted or embedded.
Unlike conventional discrete temperature sensors, Luna’s high definition fiber optic temperature sensors provide continuous, high-resolution (less than 1 mm) measurements of temperature along the sensor fiber.
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HD6T – High-Definition Fiber Optic Temperature Sensors
HD temperature sensors are low-profile versatile fiber optic sensors which, when used with an ODiSI system, can provide more than a thousand distinct temperature measurements per meter. HD temperature sensors consist of polyimide coated fiber housed loosely in a PTFE tube (jacket) to reduce the amount of strain applied to the sensor.
The continuous fiber grating (CFG) sensor expands high-definition (HD) fiber optic sensing applications for the ODISI with more robust and reliable operation in dynamic environments. CFG Sensors provide a gage pitch of 6 mm and are available in lengths up to 15 m.
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HDCFG : HD Continuous Fiber Grating (CFG) Sensors
CFG strain sensors are low-profile versatile fiber optic sensors which provide improved immunity to vibration and higher bandwidth of measurement. Compatible with ODISI 6000 and 6100 systems and standard remote modules, CFG sensors provide a valuable alternative for more dynamic environments.
Operating in reflection or transmission mode, the fiber-coupled HRS40n1 sensor heads deliver a picosecond duration time-domain terahertz pulse, allowing high speed, scanned images to be
easily produced with the T-Ray 5000 system.
The HTS40n1 is a transmitter for the T-Ray® 5000, the first compact pulsed terahertz measurement system that is robust enough to be deployed in an industrial environment and has all of the flexibility provided by our fiber-coupled sensor heads in a rack mount package.
The HTS40n2 Transmitter Type 2 for the T-Ray® 5000 balances high output power with high spectral bandwidth and minimizes features following the pulse to allow high quality images and detection of multiple layers in reflection with less need for post processing of the waveform.
The T-Gauge® is the first compact pulsed terahertz measurement system that is robust enough to be deployed in an industrial environment and has all of the flexibility provided by our fiber coupled sensor heads in a rack mount package. By having replaceable sensor heads, the T-Gauge® can be configured to fit your specific application.
The HXP51y2 Online EPG Sensor Head allows measurement of thinner layers than the standard HXC55yn Online Sensor Head. With higher bandwidth, and higher signal to noise, the EPG opens new applications to terahertz process control.
Luna’s HYPERION si155 is an industrial-grade fan-less interrogator for high-speed multipoint fiber optic sensing applications. Featuring both static and dynamic full-spectrum analysis, the si155 provides long-term, reliable and accurate measurements of nearly 1000 sensors on 4 parallel, 160 nm wide channels.
Luna’s HYPERION si255 is an industrial-grade fan-less interrogator for high-speed multipoint fiber optic sensing applications. Featuring both static and dynamic full-spectrum analysis, the si255 provides long-term, reliable and accurate measurements of nearly 1000 sensors on 16 parallel, 160 nm wide channels.
The LCA 510 is a fast and accurate component analyzer that is ideal for production test and quality control. The LCA 510 provides the high throughput and connectivity needed for the manufacturing floor while delivering the extremely high sensitivity and resolution.
The T-Ray® 5000 is the first compact pulsed terahertz measurement system that is robust enough to be deployed in an industrial environment and has all of the flexibility provided
by our fiber-coupled sensor heads in a rack mount package. By having replaceable sensor heads, the T-Ray® 5000 can be configured to fit your specific application.
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