The Vibro-meter VM600 204-040-100-012 is a high-performance vibration monitoring module manufactured by the Swiss company Vibro-Meter and designed for mechanical monitoring in industrial environments. With 16 dynamic channels and 4 rotational speed channels, the module enables high-precision data acquisition and analysis and is the core component of the condition monitoring system (CMS).

The VM600 204-040-100-012 module realizes the simultaneous data acquisition of all channels through asynchronous or synchronous sampling technology, with 24-bit data acquisition capability and high signal-to-noise ratio data processing performance. It also supports high-resolution FFT with an analytical capability of 6,400 lines every 500 milliseconds and is designed to work with VibroSight software for mechanical protection and condition monitoring.

The technical specifications of the module include high sampling rates and resolution, and the ability to handle a variety of signal types, including speed, phase reference, vibration (acceleration, velocity or displacement), dynamic pressure, air gap rotor and pole profile signals. In addition, it can also accept any dynamic signal or quasi-static signal, suitable for condition monitoring of mechanical equipment, product quality control and fault diagnosis.

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The VM600 204-040-100-012 module has 16 input channels, a sampling rate of up to 200 kHz, a resolution of up to 16 bits, and offers Ethernet and serial output options. These characteristics make the CMC16 module an ideal choice for vibration monitoring systems to meet a wide range of application requirements.

In addition, the VM600 system includes a 19-inch standard frame, 6U tall, aluminum construction, modular design for cabinet or panel mounting. The framework supports VME bus and a variety of communication protocols, provides redundant power supply, and has power loss alarm function.

In general, the VM600 204-040-100-012 module, with its high performance, high reliability and flexibility, plays an important role in the field of industrial automation and mechanical monitoring, helping to improve the performance and reliability of mechanical equipment.