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Firmware Version (finding)
: The version of firmware
running Sprint iQ is briefly displayed in the startup screen
when the tester is first turned on and is also visible on the
Program Mode screen.
Fixturing
: A fixture is a device connected externally to
Sprint iQ. Fixtures can be mechanical, electrical,
pneumatic, or combinations of all. Typical fixtures are
pneumatic clamps that seal products during a pressure
decay or flow test. Sprint can supply air from the coupling
port to operate pneumatic fixtures. Customers must
specify at order whether they want coupling pressure to be
line or test pressure. Many fixturing options are possible.
Flow Control
: Sprint iQ has a built-in flow control to provide
a slow pressure increase (ramp up) needed for burst and
crack testing. Users can precisely set the flow control for
the exact pressure build-up required for the product to be
tested. After the flow control is set for a particular
product, the needle valve need not be adjusted again.
Flow Master
: A measuring instrument or certified restrictor
that can be connected to Sprint iQ as part of a flow
calibration. The flow standard must have adequate
accuracy, stability, and repeatability needed to calibrate
Sprint iQ. The flow standard must have current calibration
documentation if the customer requires accuracy
traceability.
Flow
: The amount of air passing through an object measured
in cubic centimeters or liters per time period (minute,
second, or hour).
Flow Transducer
: A device that converts gas flow into
electrical signals. The type of transducer used in Sprint is
a mass flow transducer, which is both accurate and
compensated for room temperature influences.
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