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IMC
MKAS is a measuring system comprising of both software and hardware
designed to monitor cold start tests of internal combustion engines.
Suitable for both moving vehicles and test rigs, MKAS takes
measurements of an engine's operating parameters. The
evaluation software computes derivative quantities from the raw data,
such as speed from the tooth signal, opening times of the inlet and
exhaust valves or characteristics such as the starting time and average
initial speed. All data whether measured directly or derived from
computations can be mathematically evaluated and displayed in a graphical
or tabular format for detailed analysis.
IMC MKAS
consists of a central unit, a signal conditioning module and two terminal
cartridges including cables. The measurement signals are captured via
standard thermoplugs and banana jacks and are connected to the unit by
plugging in the pre-wired cartridges. This makes it possible to use the same
central unit in multiple vehicles while leaving the appropriate sensor
cables and their terminal cartridges in each vehicle. |
