Digitizers
Digitizers designed by OKOS
Acquisition Logic, an OKOS brand, designed Industry's first Ultrasonic Digitizers. This product line was enhanced over the years and continues to power our SAM/UT-NDT systems.
Why Use Digitizers?
A Digitizer is a device that converts an input signal into digital information. Digitizers have one or more Sampling Rates which determine how often the input waveform is "sampled". These samples can be used to reconstruct the original waveform as a digital image. The higher the sampling rate, the more accurate the signal reproduction.
More data is generated as the sampling rate is increased, so the lowest sampling rate that can accurately reproduce the original signal will improve throughput. Double the frequency of the transducer is generally used as the minimum rate, as the operator will want to reproduce any results at that frequency. In practice, the digitizer is set to a higher multiple in order to gain more accuracy.
Digitizers
Digitizers designed by OKOS
Acquisition Logic, an OKOS brand, designed Industry's first Ultrasonic Digitizers. This product line was enhanced over the years and continues to power our SAM/UT-NDT systems.
Why Use Digitizers?
A Digitizer is a device that converts an input signal into digital information. Digitizers have one or more Sampling Rates which determine how often the input waveform is "sampled". These samples can be used to reconstruct the original waveform as a digital image. The higher the sampling rate, the more accurate the signal reproduction.
More data is generated as the sampling rate is increased, so the lowest sampling rate that can accurately reproduce the original signal will improve throughput. Double the frequency of the transducer is generally used as the minimum rate, as the operator will want to reproduce any results at that frequency. In practice, the digitizer is set to a higher multiple in order to gain more accuracy.
