Projects
Hydro
International PLC: Automated large “Hydro-Brake® Flow Control”
test rig
The
world's largest "vortex flow control" tester and
manufacturer required the automation of their Hydro-BrakeŽ Flow Control
test rig, allowing the ability to provide several different test procedures
and be able to simulate a range of weather profiles. We provided a LabVIEW
software system, which was able to control the flow rate into the system,
to allow the simulation of various storm weather profiles by setting the
pump inverter frequency with respect to time. More...
Automated
Optical Test System
This project was for the software integration of an automated optical
measuring system, which was able to calculate the insertion losses for
a number of optical devices across a range of light wavelengths at a resolution
of up to 0.001nm.The system included the calibration of a polarisation
controller, which allowed the filtering of the light into its separate
planes and included a lightwave switch for the testing of optical splitters.The
entire system was controlled using LabVIEW allowing for precision, speed
of testing and automation. More...
Anope-Dissipation/Anopdisation
Controller
It
is possible to build micro nonporous and nano-tube structures through
a process of anope dissipation, which involves regulating current and
voltage flow through a circuit submersed in an acid bath, this process
allows an oxide layer to be grown on the cathode of the circuit.
To
better understand the growth of the oxide layer time critical comparisons
between voltage and current were required allowing the resistance of the
circuit and therefore the oxide growth to be calculated. Using our expertise
in LabVIEW we were able to offer a simple automation process.
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Optical
Fibre Link Emulator
Optical Fibres
in real world environments suffer a number of effects. Signal attenuation
is the most obvious but they are also subjected to switching attenuations,
polarisation mode dispersion and polarisation mode losses. In order to
see and study these effects many kilometres of fibre and highly expensive
test and simulation systems are required. More...
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