AE-Amp MK I

Universal amplifier for acoustic emission analysis

The AE-Amp amplifier is a universal preamplifier for acoustic emission sensors from various manufacturers. The AE-Amp can be used with passive, JFET, ICP/IEPE or constant voltage sensors.

The AE-Amp has two independent channels and is available either as a boxed version or as a rack-mountable module. Each channel has 4 gain levels: 0 dB, 20 dB, 40 dB and 60 dB. These can be set mechanically on the front or via the USB / RS485 interface.

The input stage is AC coupled at a lower filter frequency of 5 kHz. The upper bandwidth is between 1 and 3 MHz, depending on the gain level.

If the connected sensor is also used as an actuator, it is possible to switch off the amplification stage via software and to connect an additionally connected high-voltage pulser to the sensor input.

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Key Specification

Key Specification

  • 2 independent channels per module
  • Switchable amplifier levels 0 dB, 20 dB, 40 dB and 60 dB per channel
  • 1 MHz bandwidth at gain 60 dB
  • Low output noise
  • High voltage input (500 V)
  • USB / RS485 software interface for configuration of all settings

Variants

Rack-Version

  • 2-channel plug-in module AE-Amp
  • Amp-BU-20-AE (for up to 10 modules / 20 channels)
  • USB connection on the rack for operating all plug-in cards (internally via RS485)

Box-Version

  • 2 Channel Modules AE Amp Box
  • USB port (emulated COM port)
  • External power supply
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