Crystal Instruments is pleased to announce the release of EDM 10.1 with powerful updates on both hardware and software levels.
Read MoreCrystal Instruments is pleased to announce the release of EDM 9.1, the most reliable and powerful version available from Crystal Instruments.
Read MoreCrystal Instruments is currently finalizing EDM 9.0, one of the most advanced versions EDM software.
With hardware introductions supporting an enormous 256 kHz sampling rate, the Spider hardware can now be deployed for a wide range of applications.
Read MoreCrystal Instruments is pleased to announce the release of EDM 8.1, the most advanced featured version of Engineering Data Management software. With this new release, advanced new products have been added to the Crystal Instruments’ family of products along with exciting new features across all EDM modules. Improvements to existing features and bug fixes make this release more user-friendly and robust.
Read MoreCrystal Instruments is currently finalizing the latest full-featured version of Engineering Data Management (EDM) 8.1 software for release. The following is a preview of the powerful new features users can expect from the EDM 8.1 release:
Read MoreCombined vibration testing is gaining prominence due to the advancement of test equipment technology driven by the need to accomplish simultaneous testing of multiple measurement quantities. Vibration testing combined with temperature, humidity or a combination of other quantities has enabled the creation of test environments closely resembling typical scenarios in which DUTs operate.
Read MoreNoise Criteria (NC) curves are primarily used to rate indoor noise levels. It is important that the background noise levels are within acceptable limits to ensure optimal speech communication for structures ranging from residences and offices to hospitals and schools.
Read MoreCrystal Instruments pioneered the concept of using Dual ADCs at each input channel. With the two ADCs working in parallel and set to different voltage ranges, Spiders system can measure low amplitude variations within a high amplitude input signal with great amplitude resolution and accuracy.
With advancements in electronic components and manufacturing, electronic components with lower noise have evolved. Crystal Instruments integrated the advances in electronics into the Spider systems to achieve an additional 10 dB in dynamic range, extending the dynamic range of Spider systems to 160 dBFS. An experimental analysis highlighting this new achievement is published in this article.
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