Signal processing for sensors
The Opsens development team has more than 20 years of experience in fiber optic sensor technology and related applications. Our OEM boards and evaluation units are optimized for use in demanding medical and industrial environments. They deliver reliable results even under harsh conditions and changing environmental parameters.
High-performance systems for different sensor types
Opsens offers a wide range of signal processing systems that are adapted to different sensor platforms. The devices are robust, precise and easy to operate, which enables problem-free integration into existing measurement systems.
System overview
- PicoM - Hand-held, robust single-channel device for all OTG-M sensors.
- Tempsens - Multi-channel system for GaAs-based temperature sensors (OTG-M).
- TempMonitor - Precise multi-channel system for GaAs temperature sensors (OTG-M).
- PicoSens - Robust single-channel device for WLPI sensors.
- MultiSens - Multi-channel system for WLPI sensors, suitable for pressure, temperature, load and position measurements.
- FieldSens - Mobile multi-channel system for WLPI sensors, also for pressure, temperature, load and position measurements.
- AccuSens - High-precision display unit for OTP-M sensors.
- LifeSens - High-precision display unit for OTP-M250 sensors.
- ProSens - System for dynamic measurements with high repetition frequency, compatible with WLPI and GaAs sensors.
- RadSens - High-speed system for OTG-R GaAs sensors.
Advantages of Opsens signal processing systems
All systems are designed for a long service life and high measuring accuracy. They offer stable signal transmission, minimize interference and guarantee precise evaluation. Thanks to their modular design, the systems can be flexibly adapted to different measurement requirements.
Areas of application
The signal processing systems are used in medical technology, industrial process monitoring, energy generation and research. The devices offer maximum reliability, particularly in safety-critical applications where measurement errors must be ruled out.
Contact and advice
Für technische Details und eine auf Ihre Anwendung abgestimmte Lösung erstellen wir Ihnen gerne ein individuelles Angebot. Weiterführende Fachinformationen zur Signalverarbeitung finden Sie bei SPIE - The International Society for Optics and Photonics.
