DEWETRON Application Examples
DEWETRON’s data acquisition systems are capable to fulfill a wide range of tasks. Therefore, there is not one, but there are many different DEWETRON application examples. In other words, our customers are as diverse as they could be. Hence, our systems find use in areas like the aerospace & defense sector, the automotive industry, the energy & power sector and in manufacturing & industrial to name just a few. Similar to our systems and their functions, also the DEWETRON application examples expand. As a result, we are in the lucky position to frequently welcome new customers from various businesses who enjoy working with our systems, e.g. our power analyzers (figure 1). Thank you, for your trust!
As diverse as our customers are the requirements they are facing. For instance, while a high channel count is vital for some applications, others only need a low channel count. Additional channels would only increase the complexity of the system. Similarly, we provide highspeed data acquisition, external battery packs, systems for distributed measurements, stackable systems and much more. [To find a comprehensive and detailed overview, you can download our product guide.] As you can see, there are unlimited DEWETRON application examples. However, we have decided to prepare a little overview of interesting work utilizing our systems. Verena Niederkofler, one of our product application engineers, prepared a whitepaper with four DEWETRON application examples.
DEWETRON application examples
This whitepaper discusses the application notes of four different organizations operating in varied areas. This includes the achievements by the following:
- a working group for unsteady helicopter rotor flows
- an institute focusing on propulsion technology
- an institute specialized in the investigation of mechanics
- a funded investigation for dynamic temperature and pressure measurement
Please note that the documents on which this whitepaper is based on are not related to DEWETRON. The companies prepared the application notes independently and DEWETRON did not instruct them to do so.