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Rackmount data acquisition system does data analytics via cloud connection

October 3, 2018 By Lee Teschler Leave a Comment

The Third Generation Black Diamond Rackmount (BDR-3) measurement and monitoring system collects data from precisely synchronized analog channels and processes the data with advanced state-of-the-art Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) technology. It connects to a real-time Key Value Store (KVS) and to AlgoCentral cloud to provide real-time data analytics, processing, and graphing.

The BDR-3 acquires data from all types of analog sensors to record temperature, data acquisitionmotion (acceleration), pressure (air, water), power (current, voltage), and more by recording 15 precisely synchronized channels with 24-bit resolution. The system includes an advanced 10th order filter to eliminate noise from signals.

Combining the high-performance Black Diamond Rackmount system with Algo-Logic’s data-center hosted service, AlgoCentral, provides customers with secure, cloud-based, real-time data for mining, analytics, inference, and visualization services on demand. AlgoCentral also allows users to notify them via alerts when critical events of interest occur, access recorded data, generate reports, view graphs and selectively share pertinent information with their end customers via their laptops, tablets or mobile devices.

Available analog sensors: Acceleration, tilt, mass-flow, optical, piezo, temperature, torque, chemical, electric current, electric potential, magnetic, moisture, humidity, fluid velocity, position, angle, strain, speed, pressure, force, density, fluid level, proximity.
System Precision: Analog inputs with 24bit resolution sampled with GPS time stamping and disciplined oscillator
New features: Digital signal processing with 10th order reconfigurable filtering using Xilinx Zynq FPGA, redundant storage, 1U form factor, dual mode operation for Key Value Store (KVS) and stream recording.
AlgoCentral Cloud Connectivity: Secure, real-time access to data for mining, charting, trend analysis, real-time analytics and alerting.

The BDR-3 system is a candidate for monitoring the health and integrity of critical assets in connected cities, power generation systems (turbines, solar), communication systems, industrial automation, critical infrastructure (buildings, bridges, towers, piers, dams, pipelines, tunnels), and chemical processes and pipelines for oil and gas.

Algo-Logic Systems Inc., 172 Component Dr, San Jose, CA 95131 solutions@algo-logic.com,(408) 707-3747, www.algo-logic.com

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