QuickViewXL™ software
QuickViewXL™ is a software package to capture and analyse dynamic motion data from an XL-80 laser system in real time. The simple graphical interface allows very flexible operation... Read more
QuickViewXL™ is a software package to capture and analyse dynamic motion data from an XL-80 laser system in real time. The simple graphical interface allows very flexible operation... Read more
QuickViewXL™ is a software package to capture and analyse dynamic motion data from an XL-80 laser system in real time. The simple graphical interface allows very flexible operation, avoiding the need for predefined measurement targets and sequences - just point and measure.. Please visit www.renishaw.com/quickviewXL to download a free trial.
It provides the ideal tool for research and development, and on the spot analysis as it enables quick and easy investigation, review and characterisation of motion systems such as travel linearity, acceleration times to travel velocity, over-travel and settle times at target positions, as well as resonance and damping.
Using an icon based interface, (almost no text) with a single screen for set-up, system status and data view, the 'oscilloscope' function gives a very graphic display of the captured (or 'streaming') data. A separate 'always-on' status bar gives an 'at a glance' view of XL-80, environmental and measurement status and warnings.
For years, electronic engineers have relied on oscilloscopes to study high-speed variations in voltage or current. Renishaw's QuickViewXL™ software provides mechanical engineers with a similar capability, allowing them to study minute variations in linear, angular or straightness data via displacement, velocity or acceleration displays. Only specialist equipment can normally pinpoint such characteristics. This greatly extends the capability of the XL-80 laser system and makes it an essential tool in machine condition monitoring programmes.
It is suitable for applications where accurate, flexible investigation and measurement is required. It is especially attractive to motion system manufacturers (and machine integrators), research laboratories and academic institutions carrying out detailed motion system analysis.