The HYPERION Single Board Interrogator is a high performance optical sensing instrument that offers unmatched ease of integration for OEM systems. A full suite of software tools typically only available to high end instruments is among one of the many features of the HYPERION Single Board Interrogator.
Product Description :
Derived from our HYPERION si155 platform, the HYPERION Single Board Interrogator leverages the unmatched gains which are realized with Micron Optics patented fiber Fabry-Perot filter and wavelength reference technology.
The HYPERION Single Board Interrogator features groundbreaking capabilities including high-performance DSP and real-time FPGA processing on-board, which enables rapid, flexible peak detect algorithms of Fiber Bragg Gratings (FBG), Long Period Gratings, Fabry-Perot (FP), Mach-Zehnder (MZ) sensors, and others with low-latency access to data for closed loop feedback applications.
The HYPERION Single Board Interrogator is compatible with ENLIGHT, Sensing Analysis Software, which provides a single suite of tools for data acquisition, computation, and analysis of optical sensor networks. See www.micronoptics.com for more information. This interrogator also includes a comprehensive Application Programming Interface (API) and examples written in LabVIEW, Python, Matlab, C++, and C#.
Key Features
• Truly turn-key solution providing quick start-up and data collection with minimal software or
electronic design required for system implementation with added benefit of reduced cost
• Dynamic measurements of FBGs, LPGs, FP and MZ sensors from detailed optical spectrum
• Data verification key guarantees only valid output. Each data set is calibrated and verified against an available permanent NIST
traceable reference.
• Feature-rich ENLIGHT software and API support, available at no cost for sensor conditioning, data visualization and data saving
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• Deep, continuous dynamic range is available to each sensor on each channel, independent of differential system losses
• Proven reliability and longevity of the Micron Optics swept wavelength source, with over 100 million hours logged since 2000