PULSE là nền tảng của công ty Bruel & Kjaer dùng cho phân tích âm thanh và rung động, được tạo nên với 70 năm kinh nghiệm và sáng tạo. Được phát triển như là một giải pháp tiên tiến cho phân tích âm  thanh và rung động, PULSE là hệ thống phân tích của tương lai. Với số lượng khổng lồ các ứng dụng phần mềm và các cấu hình phần cứng, PULSE có lẽ là một giải pháp phân tích nổi tiếng nhất thế giới, với trên 11000 bộ được bán.

  Brüel & Kjær hydrophones are individually calibrated
waterborne-sound transducers which have a flat frequency response and are omnidirectional over a wide
frequency range. Their construction is such that they
are absolutely waterproof and have high corrosion resistance. All Brüel & Kjær hydrophones are manufactured using lead-free nitrile butadiene rubber. There are
four types of hydrophone:
• Type 8103 is suitable for high-frequency laboratory
and industrial use and particularly for the acoustic
study of marine animals or for cavitation
measurements
• Type 8104 is a general purpose hydrophone, also
ideal for calibration purposes
• Type 8105 is a robust spherical hydrophone usable
down to 1000 m ocean depth with excellent
directional characteristics
• Type 8106 has a built-in amplifier which gives a
signal suitable for transmission over long cables. It
is usable down to 1000 m ocean depth

  USES AND FEATURES
USES
• Calibration reference standards
• Ultrasonic measurements in liquids
• Cavitation measurements
• Laboratory and industrial measurements in liquids
and gases
• As underwater projectors (8103, 8104 and 8105)
• Noise measurements in humid and polluted
atmospheres
FEATURES
• Frequency ranges from 0.1 Hz to 180 kHz
• Individually calibrated
• Flat frequency response over wide range
• Omnidirectional over wide frequency range
• Working pressures up to 9.8 × 106 Pa (100 atm.
[1000 m])
• Shielded-element construction
• Highly corrosion resistant
SPECIAL FEATURES TYPE 8103
• Very small size (50 × 9.5 mm)
• –3 dB limit in air at 15 kHz
• Double-shielded, low-noise integral cable
SPECIAL FEATURES TYPE 8105
• Omnidirectional over full frequency range
• No metallic parts exposed
• –3 dB limit in air at 7 kHz
SPECIAL FEATURES TYPE 8106
• High sensitivity: –173 dB re 1 V/μPa
• Built-in preamplifier with provision for insert-voltage
calibration
• Durable construction
• Equivalent noise level well below sea-state zero

LAN-XI Notar — BZ-7848-A  

 Stand-alone Time Data Recorder Add-on for use with LAN-XI Modules

Uses
• Record time data to a memory card in a LAN-XI module: no
need for fragile or bulky PC
• Remotely access the recorder over wired LAN (standard) or
wireless LAN or 3G network (requires wireless access point or
3G modem)
• Use as a modular, real-time analyzer by connecting the same
LAN-XI hardware to a computer
Features
• With a Dyn-X LAN-XI module, each channel’s input range
covers160 dB, requiring no ranging
• Interchangeable module front panels (BNC, LEMO or
Charge), adapt the LAN-XI module to your preferred
transducer cabling
• Small and rugged solid state memory card has no shocksensitive moving parts like tape recorders or PC hard drives
• Simple start and stop control on the module
• Available memory and overload displayed on the module's
built-in LCD screen
• Built-in home page allows any PC, PDA or Smartphone with
browser to be used as remote (may require wireless access
point or 3G modem)
• Data can be transferred over LAN connection, or the memory
card can be removed and inserted in a PC card reader
• Power using mains, external DC, Power over Ethernet (PoE)
or battery
• Extremely long battery life, >7 hours, and ability to swap
battery in the field for even longer measurement sessions  

  Expanding on the LAN-XI platform, LAN-XI Notar BZ-7848-A
allows you to record time data to a memory card in a LAN-XI
module. This means that the LAN-XI module is the entire
measurement system, a very small and rugged data recorder.
BZ-7848-A works with all LAN-XI modules. It includes a 16 GB
microSD card with miniSD and SD adaptors, UL-1018. Stored
data can be either transferred by placing the memory card in a
PC card reader or downloading over the LAN connection.
LAN-XI Notar has the benefits of LAN-XI hardware:
• 160 dB dynamic range with Dyn-X LAN-XI module
• Built-in signal conditioning for microphones (polarized and
DeltaTron), accelerometers (DeltaTron and Charge) and
Tachometers (self, externally and DeltaTron powered)
• Advanced overload detection of level, signal conditioning and
out of band overloads
The recorder is set up (bandwidth, number of channels, signal
conditioning, etc.) through the module's home page. This means
that any PC, PDA or Smartphone with browser can be used (may
require wireless access point or 3G modem).
Once the recorder is set up, the PC, PDA or Smartphone
browser can control recording and display feedback. The LAN-XI
module's button and LCD screen can also be used for control
and feedback. Since there is no need to change channel input
ranges, control is much simpler than with previous recorders.
The included 16 GB card allows nearly four hours of recording
with six channels at 25.6 kHz bandwidth (51.2 kHz sampling
frequency). Larger microSD cards allow even longer recording
sessions. Since the memory card is removable, it is simple to
upgrade the memory or use multiple cards. Multiple cards allow
you to analyse recordings on one card while new recordings are
made on another.
With the optional LAN-XI Battery Module Type 2831-A, the
system has an extremely long measurement time of over seven
hours. For longer recording sessions, the battery can be replaced
in the field and chargers are available for both mains and
external DC (for example, in-vehicle) charging.

  PULSE is Brüel & Kjær’s platform for noise and vibration analysis
and builds on 70 years of measurement experience and innovation.
The PULSE hardware/software family is your solid foundation upon
which to build a system to suit your present needs, and which can
also be extended as your requirements change. This expandability, and
the continuing development of new PULSE applications and
hardware, ensures the safety of your investment now and in the
future.
PULSE’s flexibility, combined with industry-specific solutions, has made
PULSE Brüel & Kjær’s best-selling analyzer platform. The PULSE system
is a leader in a wide range of industries including:
• Automotive
• Electroacoustics and telecommunications
• Aerospace and defence
• Consumer products
PULSE Software and Literature Overview
The base measurement software for a PULSE system is PULSE FFT & CPB Analysis Type 7700. Separate FFT
and CPB licenses are also available as FFT Analysis Type 7770 and CPB Analysis Type 7771. On this base,
you can install PULSE application software such as Time Data Recorder Type 7708. Table 1 illustrates the
range of application software available for use with PULSE systems.
With a PULSE Software Maintenance and Support Agreement (M1) you can ensure that your PULSE
installation is kept updated to the latest security updates from Microsoft® as well as having access to a
global network of specialists, with experience from more than 13,000 PULSE systems in a multitude of
application and test configurations. Details of the PULSE Software Maintenance and Support Agreement
are given in BP 1800.
We strongly recommend that you update your PULSE installation to the latest major release to ensure that
the latest security updates from Microsoft® are supported by your installation.
Details on PULSE Reflex™, which brings data acquisition together with a wide range of generic postprocessing tools for off-line analysis and processing of time data and spectra, can be found in applicationspecific Product Data such as PULSE Reflex Core, which contains PULSE LabShop compatible FFT, CPB (1/noctave) and order analysis (BP 2258) or PULSE Reflex Modal Analysis (BP 2257). See Table 1 for further
references to PULSE LabShop or PULSE Reflex Product Data.
Details of the LAN-based hardware available for use with PULSE are given in the LAN-XI Data Acquisition
Hardware Product Data (BP 2215).
 

 B&K 2245 Sound Level Meter with Noise Partner

The core of the B&K 2245 series

B&K 2245 Sound Level Meter with Noise Partner is a complete solution for basic noise measurements. Whether you are a complete novice, occasional user or an acoustics specialist – sometimes all you need is a simple sound level meter – one that provides you with reliable, accurate results without all the fuss. That is what B&K 2245 delivers. This robust, class 1 sound level meter puts functionality, easeof-use and versatility into the palm of your hand together with the reliability and confidence that is ensured with the Brüel & Kjær brand. 

 Uses and Features Uses

• Basic noise measurements                            • Broadband measurements requiring IEC 61672 compliant instrumentation

• Simple product testing Features                    • Single measurement range: 15.8 – 140.9 dB(A) from noise floor to maximum level

• Frequency range: 6 Hz – 20 kHz • 16 GB internal storage  • Automatic measurement transfer to network or USB storage media for backup and analysis

• Robust design for both indoor and outdoor measurements • Wireless connectivity for remote control of measurements and data transfers

• Simplified user interface using either the sound level meter or your iOS mobile device  • Measurement annotation using photos, audio, text or video

• PC software for data storage, viewing and reporting • GPS for time and position            • Calibrator auto-detection • Windscreen auto-detection and compensation

 Types 2250 and 2270 are innovative, hand-held analyzers from Brüel & Kjær. The analyzers’ easy, safe and clever design philosophy is based on extensive research. Type 2250 has won several awards for its excellent ergonomics and design. Both analyzers can host a number of applications including frequency analysis, logging, FFT, building acoustics and signal recording. Additionally, Type 2270 can simultaneously measure with two microphones, two accelerometers or one of each. All application modules can be ordered as part of a fully preconfigured instrument or separately at any time, as the need arises. The combination of application modules and innovative hardware makes these analyzers dedicated solutions for performing high-precision measurement tasks in environmental, occupational and industrial application areas. Together with MP Cloud support and Measurement Partner Suite for postprocessing, they provide a total solution for your measurement needs. H

 Uses and Features Uses

• Class 1 sound measurements to latest international standards • Environmental noise assessment and tone assessment (1/ 3-octave and FFT)

• Loudness and noise rating measurements • Occupational noise evaluation • Reverberation time measurements (see BP 2190)

• Building acoustics (see BP 2190) • Product quality control (see BP 2183) • Noise source identification using sound intensity (see BP 2341) * • Audiometer calibration

• Real-time analysis in 1/1- and 1/3-octave bands • Analysis of logging profiles for broadband parameters and spectra • Vibration criteria measurements

• Low-frequency building vibration according to ISO 8041:05 and DIN 45669 – 1:2010 – 09 • Whole-body and hand-arm human vibration measurements (RMS, MTVV and Crest Factor)

• Infrasound (G-weighting) measurements according to ISO 7196:1995 and ANSI S1.42 – 2001 (R2011) Features • Hardware: – 2-channel measurement capability with any combination of microphones and accelerometers* – Large, high-resolution, touch-sensitive colour screen – Communication via USB, LAN and options for Wi-Fi or 4G communication – Integral digital camera for documentation and reference* – Automatic detection of and correction for windscreen – Robust and environmentally protected (IP44)

• Software: – Dynamic range in excess of 123 dB(A) – 0.5 Hz – 20 kHz broadband linear range – Personalized measurement, display and job setup – ‘Smiley’ quality indicators with hints and warnings – Timers for automatic start of measurement – Measurement Partner Cloud (MP Cloud) – Measurement Partner Suite for comprehensive postprocessing – GPS coordinates stored with measurement data – Simultaneous noise and weather data acquisition – 24- or 16-bit recording during all or parts of measurement

 Hand-held Analyzer Types 2250-W and 2270-W for Vibration Measurements

using FFT Analysis Software BZ‐7230 and Enhanced Vibration and Low Frequency Option BZ‐7234

Types 2250‐W and 2270‐W are the easy, safe and clever approach to machinery noise and vibration assessment, diagnostics and quality control. The analyzers combine advanced analysis techniques, tap‐and‐drag operation and a wide dynamic range to become the perfect on‐location machine vibration tool. Acceleration, velocity, and displacement are parameters traditionally used to assess a machine's health when initially installed or after maintenance, repair or overhaul (MRO). The Crest Factor is used to detect and diagnose defects in roller element bearings. Frequency analysis based on the fast Fourier transform (FFT) algorithm is an advanced tool for measurement and diagnostics of machinery noise and vibration. The frequency ‘profile’ of a machine is its fingerprint, revealing its sources of noise and vibration and their paths to the measurement position. 

 Uses and Features Uses

• Machinery troubleshooting • Product development • Quality control and inspection • Maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) • Single‐channel FFT analysis of sound or vibration Features

• Wide dynamic range • PC software for analysis, reporting and archiving included • User‐defined metadata to aid documentation Enhanced Vibration • Time domain integration to velocity and displacement

• RMS and true peak in acceleration, velocity and displacement • Peak‐to‐peak in displacement • Optional 1/3‐octave spectra in acceleration or velocity • Crest factor with 1 kHz high‐pass filter FFT Spectra

• Up to 6400 lines of analysis • Spans from 100 Hz to 20 kHz in a traditional 1‐2‐5 sequence • Improved frequency resolution: down to 16 mHz, broadband or zoom • Dual‐overlay spectrum display

• Compare spectrum to reference spectrum • Max. hold spectrum • Capture transient events with signal level triggers, including pre‐trigger Measurements • Transducer database • CCLD input for accelerometers

• Relate noise or vibration to rotational speed with simultaneous tachometer • Measurements in SI (metric) and UK/US units • Unit scaling (RMS, Pwr, PSD, ESD, Peak, P‐P) Quality Control

• Tolerance windows with check against preset limits • Quality Check template for quick and clear results • TTL output for control of external devices Signal Recording (optional)

• Record input signal, one channel for Type 2250‐W and two channels with Type 2270‐W, for later playback or analysis, 16‐ or 24‐bit

 TYPE 9699

MICROPHONE PRIMARY CALIBRATION SYSTEM

Designed for calibration of laboratory standard microphones.

A primary level microphone calibration system for calibration of laboratory standard microphones. The system, Type 9699, applies the pressure reciprocity calibration technique and calibrates to the highest possible accuracy. A free-field system is available as Type 9799.

Type 9699 performs pressure reciprocity calibration according to the method described in IEC 61094-2 to determine the pressure sensitivity of microphones described in IEC 61094-1 (Laboratory Standard Microphones). The system is intended for National Metrology Institutes and other high-level laboratories. It is a turnkey system for routine measurements, which can be set up to meet the requirements of the user. The system can work in a ‘normal’ laboratory environment with no specific precautions with respect to background noise and vibration.

USE SCENARIOS

• Primary open-circuit pressure sensitivity calibration of laboratory standard microphones
• Measurements according to IEC 61094-2 on IEC 61094-1 microphone types:
  • LS1P (for example, Type 4160)
  • LS2aP (for example, Type 4180)
• Measurement of static pressure coefficient using integral pressure chamber

FEATURES

• Fast PC-controlled determination of electrical transfer impedance
• Measurement and calibration data stored on disk or printed as hard copy
• Frequency range: 20Hz to 10kHz (LS1), 20Hz to 20kHz (LS2)
• Unique vibration and ambient noise damped microphone mounting stand
• Dimensionally stable plane-wave sapphire couplers

 TYPE 9721-A

MICROPHONE SECONDARY CALIBRATION SYSTEM

Designed for calibration of working standard microphones and other types of microphone.

A secondary level microphone calibration system for calibration of working standard microphones and other types of microphone. The system, Type 9721-A, applies the comparison method for sensitivity calibration and the electrostatic actuator method for frequency response calibration.

Type 9721-A is a general-purpose microphone calibration system for calibration of working standard microphones described in IEC 61094-4, laboratory standard microphones described in IEC 61094-1 and other non-standard microphones. The system is intended for calibration service centres and owners of large amounts of microphones. The sensitivity of the microphone is measured by the pressure comparison method described in IEC 61094-5 and the frequency response is measured by the electrostatic actuator method described in IEC 61094-6.

USE SCENARIOS

• Measurement microphone calibration at private and governmental service centres
• Calibration of microphones (IEC 61094-4, -1 and others) with or without preamplifier
• Calibration of microphones with or without removal protection grid
• Calibration of Brüel & Kjær surface microphones

FEATURES

• Sensitivity calibration by comparison with reference microphone (IEC 61094-5)
• Sensitivity update of TEDS (Transducer Electronic Data Sheet)
• Calibration of open-circuit or loaded sensitivity (that is, sensitivity with preamplifier)
• Frequency response calibration by comparison (IEC 61094-5) 20Hz to 20kHz
• Frequency response calibration by electrostatic actuator (IEC 61094-6) 20Hz to 100kHz
• Pressure, free-field and diffuse-field responses by applying corrections
• Fast, automated measurement, printing of calibration certificate and data export to Excel
• Detailed operator instructions

 TYPE 3629 WITH TYPE 5308

SECONDARY CALIBRATION SYSTEM

An automatic calibration system providing traceable calibration of transducers using comparison to a reference transducer according to ISO 16063-21.

 Vibration Transducer Calibration System Type 3629 with Vibration Transducer Calibration Software Type 5308 is an easy-to-use, automatic calibration system that provides traceable calibration of a wide range of transducers using comparison to a reference transducer according to ISO 16063-21.

The hardware for the basic system consists of a PULSE™ LAN-XI front-end, which provides the necessary inputs and generator output, suitable conditioners, a power amplifier and an exciter. Vibration Transducer Calibration Software Type 5308 runs on the PC with no external processing. The operating system used can be Microsoft® Windows® XP, 7, 8 or 10 in 32- and 64-bit versions providing familiar user interfaces. ISO 17025 compatible certificates can be printed. A Microsoft® Access database is used for the storage and organization of data. Microsoft® Word is used for the generation of certificates, making modifications easy and permitting printing on most printers.