QuickScan iX ECA
The QuickScan iX ECA unit is designed to inspect ferrous and nonferrous materials using multicoil ECA probes. The capabilities and flexibility of this system make it suitable for many applications, such as surface inspections or measurement of material properties.
Powerful Eddy Current Array Solution for In-Process Surface Inspection
The QuickScan iX ECA acquisition instrument is specifically designed for surface inspections in a material production environment. Its design meets the same reliable 24 V I/O industrial standards as the field proven QuickScan iX PA instrument. Up to eight probes can be connected per unit. Several acquisition units can be combined for more demanding configurations in terms of probes or speed.
QuickScan iX ECA Instrument
Build to Withstand Industrial Demands
The QuickScan iX ECA instrument is our latest generation of eddy current acquisition units for industrial inspection systems. The acquisition unit meets IP55 standards and easily integrates into industrial environments.
Automatic liftoff
compensation
Up to
8
inputs per instrument
Expandable for High-Speed Inspection Needs
Up to eight probes can be connected per unit. Several acquisition units can be combined for more demanding configurations involving more probes or higher speed requirements.
Up to
40 kHZ
acquisition rate
From
50kHz to 2MHz
frequency range
Specifications
Multiplexed mode allowing time multiplexing of up to two simultaneous frequencies.
Max 8 inputs for legacy connector
8 inputs total for the instrument, 32 time slots each for a total of 256 time slots
Storage −20 °C–70 °C (−4 °F–158 °F)
8 digital outputs (programmable) 2 encoder inputs (incremental, A & B phase)
Applications
Tube Inspection Systems
Seamless and welded tube inspection systems use ultrasonic phased array and X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy technologies for comprehensive inspection.
Bar Inspection Systems
Bar inspection systems use advanced technologies, such as ultrasonic phased array, eddy current array, and X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy, to inspect the full volume and surface of round or square bars and pipes.