TURCK’s CMVT-M8TE Vibration Sensor: Raw data recording up to 64 kHz and bearing condition parameters for root cause analysis on rotating machinery
CMVT-M8TE provides raw data for vibration analysis
TURCK’s CMVT-M8TE vibration sensor outputs raw acceleration data at up to 64 kHz via IO-Link and enables frequency analysis in the TAS vibration monitor without a controller
TURCK is expanding its CMVT vibration sensor series with the single-axis CMVT-M8TE for condition monitoring of rotating machinery, such as drives, gearboxes, pumps, centrifuges, or fans. The sensor outputs the raw acceleration data from its MEMS sensing element via the BLOB transfer of the IO-Link specification, rather than internally compressing it to a threshold value. At a sampling rate of up to 64 kHz, it transmits up to 320,000 samples per recording. This allows users to determine whether an imbalance, a misaligned shaft, or incipient bearing damage is causing the vibration. The sensor evaluates vibrations in accordance with DIN ISO 10816-3 and additionally provides a bearing condition rating in four levels according to DIN ISO 13373-3.
Your Benefits
- Identify the cause of vibration without a control program or additional software
- Detect incipient bearing damage early through sampling at up to 64 kHz
- Assess bearing condition without the need for analysis; four defined levels according to the standard
- Retrofitting possible on machines without available control capacity
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