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Events News
4th June 2019
Sensor + Test 2019: Sensor aids life-cycle testing

Collecting pitch, roll and yaw data on test articles with tight size or weight restrictions just got easier, according to DTS. The ultra-small ARS3 PRO delivers precision angular velocity measurements, even in excessive shock and vibration environments and will be on show at Sensor + Test 2019

Sensors
18th February 2019
Angular velocity measurements in high shock test environments

Measuring angular velocity in high shock and vibration test environments can be challenging. The miniature ARS PRO angular rate sensor by DTS is designed to capture precision angular rate data in high energy environments like crash and blast testing. The silicon-based MEMS resonating gyro is packaged in a rugged aluminium enclosure, weighs only 2.2g and can be positioned near the point of interest without altering test dynamics.

Sensors
29th November 2017
Test dummies designed to withstand explosive blasts

As part of several historic 'firsts' coming to fruition, Diversified Technical Systems (DTS) delivered four WIAMan Gen1 blast test manikins to the US Army Research Development and Engineering Command (RDECOM). This milestone delivery marks the beginning of the validation phase, which will include live fire testing to confirm WIAMan's readiness prior to its transition out of the development phase in 2018.

Test & Measurement
15th August 2017
Miniature IP68 rated data recorder is compact and easily embedded

  Designed to capture physical signals in challenging environments, the new SLICE IP68 data acquisition system has been announced by DTS. Targeted at applications with size or mass constraints, SLICE IP68's 60x60mm footprint makes it easy to embed in most test articles.

Wearables
8th May 2017
Enhancing safety by using your head

Researchers are using crash test dummies, with Diversified Technical Systems (DTS) data recorders, to test American football helmets in the lab to improve player safety on the field.

Robotics
3rd May 2017
Data recorder small enough for onboard drones

It can be a challenging job collecting UAV flight data, especially with typical data recorders and sensors that add sizeable mass and volume. DTS ultra-small SLICE MICRO and NANO data recorders are rugged and designed to embed directly in the test article - even small drones.

Test & Measurement
29th July 2016
Shock recorder offers high performance with seven built-in sensors

The TSR 6DXC Shock Recorder that incorporates built-in sensors in a small, rugged system that makes high shock and vibration data collection easier than ever, has been introduced by DTS. The self-powered system is ideal for unattended monitoring in blast and multi-event impacts. The TSR 6DXC can capture up to 2,000 transient shock events or run as a continuous data recorder for seconds to days. 

Aerospace & Defence
21st July 2016
Rugged data acquisition field kit delivers reliable data

SLICE PRO Field, a completely self-contained rugged Data Acquisition System (DAS) in a portable kit has been introduced by Diversified Technical Systems (DTS). SLICE PRO Field delivers reliable data in low temperatures, high altitudes and low pressure environments, making it suited for aerospace and aircraft applications. 

Test & Measurement
28th June 2016
The challenge of capturing real world data

All mechanical systems in the real world experience some level of shock and vibration and these forces can take their toll on products (and people). Therefore, design engineers have always had a driving interest in finding ways to better understand our world in motion. California-based Diversified Technical Systems (DTS) look into the technology that is available in order to do this.

Aerospace & Defence
19th April 2016
Data recorders help NASA assess splashdown impact

  In the next phase of testing, Engineers at NASA's Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia, will conduct nine water-impact drop tests to evaluate the Orion spacecraft and crew safety when they return from deep-space missions and touch down on Earth's surface.

Analysis
12th September 2015
Data recorders aid NASA crash simulations

For the third time in less than two months, researchers at NASA's Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia, intentionally sent a small Cessna aircraft plummeting to the ground in a drop test meant to simulate a severe, but ultimately survivable crash. A Cessna 172 plunged 100 feet at 55 miles per hour, its nose pitched up, tail angled down, then struck a pile of dirt and flipped over with a brutal, tail-snapping crunch.

Sensors
19th August 2015
Sensor makes durability, life-cycle & biomechanics testing easier

  The ARS3 PRO triaxial angular rate sensor, which allows users to measure the durability of a lever or capture drive shaft speed in a manufacturing machine without the need for a slip-ring, has been introduced by DTS.

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