M and P launches SO Analyzer Rev 4.0 software

Edited by the Processingtalk editorial team Feb 8, 2010

M and P has introduced the SO Analyzer Rev 4.0 software, which supports up to four Vibpilot devices with a total of 32 input channels, eight sources and high-speed tacho counters.

Vibpilot is the company's portable, fanless four- or eight-channel front end with 24-bit resolution and USB 2.0 interfacing.

Devices are synchronised via a master clock with no loss of measurement performance across multiple units.

Software enhancements include temperature logging and dynamic measurements.

National Instruments' 9211 four-channel or 9213 16-channel thermocouple input modules can be used in conjunction with any of the other SO Analyzer-supported dynamic acquisition hardware to record thermal conditions while gathering dynamic data.

The user interface has been revised and adapted to the latest Windows themes and styles.

Tools have been added to allow the user to personalise his or her functionality to best suit the common applications being performed.

The SO Analyzer now provides unlimited throughput to the disc recording of time sample data, including the option of multiple scheduled recording.

The SO Analyzer Rev 4.0 introduces various capabilities, such as an advanced modal testing functionality for GVT and network-based licensing for concurrent user access anywhere on the user network, with the added option of detachable licensing.