Product category: Sensors and Data Acquisition
News Release from: Kenda Electronic Systems | Subject: Royal Navy system upgrade
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 9 November 2005
Royal Navy's data-acquisition
systems are upgraded
Kenda Electronic Systems has been awarded the last of a series of Ministry of Defence contracts, under which it has supplied data-acquisition units for a number of vessels in the UK's Royal Navy
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Kenda Electronic Systems has been awarded the last of a series of Ministry of Defence contracts, under which it has supplied specially developed data-acquisition units for all CVS, destroyer and frigate platforms in the UK's Royal Navy fleet. The Kenda equipment has been designed to replace the previous generation of magnetic tape and ultra-violet recording systems used for machinery-monitoring purposes, and this latest contract covers the supply of 48-channel portable data-acquisition (PDA-48) units on all Type 23 frigates.
The PDA-48 unit will be linked to a variety of sensors associated with each ship's propulsion system to enable it to collect data on parameters such as torque, shaft rotation speed, vibration and clutch position status.
Housed in a wall-mounted receptacle, the PDA-48 is a rugged, weatherproof unit that can quickly and easily be removed for use in other on-board data-acquisition applications as and when required.
All Kenda data-acquisition equipment now installed on Royal Navy vessels operates the same OptiMal software, which was specifically designed to monitor, capture and analyse propulsion-system data.
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