IOLITE® 3xMEMS
Low-Noise Triaxial MEMS Accelerometers and Inclinometers
NEMOSENSE is a tailor-made IoT device that combines a vibration data acquisition device, a data logger, and a low-noise triaxial MEMS accelerometer. It is an ideal vibration monitoring solution for permanent condition monitoring of wind turbines and structures such as bridges, buildings, antennas, and stadiums. It offers a great price-performance ratio.
NEMOSENSE is a data logger and data acquisition device with an embedded low-noise triaxial MEMS accelerometer. It performs the analog-to-digital conversion and offers an ethernet TCP/IP data interface.
Multiple NEMOSENSE devices can be daisy-chained and synchronized via standard Ethernet network cable.
NEMOSENSE devices can be synchronized either with NTP sync (Network Time Protocol) with synchronization accuracy within 10 ms or GPS synchronization with accuracy of 1 µs.
NEMOSENSE includes a small microprocessor. This allows setting up and calculating simple calculations like FFT's, RMS, P-P, and other statistical caluclations directly onboard.
The NEMOSENSE data loggers are embedded with a very low noise performance accelerometer available in two options: 25 µg/√Hz spectral noise or the S version with ultralow spectral noise density of 0,7 µg/√Hz. The S version is comparable to the best-in-class Force Balanced accelerometers.
NEMOSENSE devices have 32 GB of internal storage memory and can save up to 1 month of measured data at 125 S/s.
The NEMOSENSE offers a good price vs. performance ratio and is thus perfect for system integrators, and large continuous monitoring installations.
NEMOSENS enclosure is fully waterproof with a Harting push-pull RJ45 connector. It offers IP67 environmental protection. EXD (explosion protection) housing option is also available for the NEMOSENSE-3xMEMS-ACC (without battery and GPS). Ideal solution for vibration monitoring in Oil & Gas and Mining applications.
NEMOSENSE can be optionally equipped with a battery for completely autonomous operation. The normal operational temperature range of the battery is -20°C to 60°C, but it is also available with an extended temperature range option for extreme weather conditions (-30°C to 70°C).
NEMOSENSE devices can be optionally equipped with a 4G/LTE modem, allowing you to send and access your data via the cellular network.
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NEMOSENSE with solar power input and a solar panel kit is available (Only -B (battery) variant has this option).
NEMOSENSE comes equipped with a smart alignment feature that lets you virtually rotate and fine-tune the device’s orientation after installation. This allows perfect alignment effortlessly and in no time.
NEMOSENSE is a low-power IoT device equipped with an integrated triaxial MEMS accelerometer. It collects data and stores it in CSV format. When a connection is available, data is transmitted to the server using the MQTT protocol.
The device features an onboard ADC converter for analog-to-digital conversion, eliminating noise picked up by analog cabling.
It has a selectable sampling rate: 25 S/s, 50 S/s, 100 S/s, 200 S/s, 500 S/s, 1000 S/s, and a selectable range (depending on the accelerometer option). The 8g option has ±2g, ±4g, and ±8g, while the 40g option has ±10g, ±20g, and ±40g ranges.
A built-in microprocessor handles simple processing tasks, such as FFT and basic statistics (Minimum, Maximum, Average, RMS), removing the need for an expensive external computer.
The NEMOSENSE device offers several triggered storing options on data and time (both can be selected at the same time). Acceleration, temperature, and inclination channels can be selected as a data storing trigger source. To even further improve the battery life time (if the battery version is used), several options of triggered sending are available. Check all the available options in the NEMOSENSE Technical Reference Manual.
The initial string after 'NEMOSENSE' specifies the platform's hardware options, while the remaining strings specify the measurement types.
If no platform option is specified, the device only has Ethernet connectivity
B - battery
standard battery module
WT specifies a Wide Temperature battery module
S - solar input
M - mobile connectivity (4G / LTE)
no additional option to -M specifies LTE module for EU/EMEA region
add -NA for the North America region
add -LA for Latin America region
G - GNSS synchronization
P - Standard IEEE 802.3af PoE power input on ENET 1 port, forward over spare pairs on ENET 2
Without the -P option, the device supports only passive PoE power mode on both ENET ports.
3xMEMS-ACC 8g - embedded triaxial MEMS accelerometer ±2g to ±8g measurement range
3xMEMS-ACC 40g - embedded triaxial MEMS accelerometer ±10g to ±40g measurement range
3xMEMS-ACC-S - ±15g measurement range, 0.7 µg/√Hz spectral noise density.
3xMEMS-ACC-8g-INC - The same specs as the 3xMEMS-ACC-8g with an integrated static inclinometer.
3xMEMS-ACC-40g-INC - The same specs as the 3xMEMS-ACC-40g with an integrated static inclinometer.
The options and measurement types can be combined.
The NEMOSENSE platform allows additional physical interfaces and measurement interfaces to be released in the future.
All NEMOSENSE devices can connect to an existing Ethernet TCP/IP network or via mobile 4G/LTE networks (with the Mobile option) to send data to the Dewesoft Historian service, a time-series database for long-term data storage.
In addition to web clients, the data can be accessed and analyzed using the award-winning DewesoftX software, typically running on a client PC in an engineering office. The DewesoftX view client includes two modules:
Historian client: The MQTT client operates in DewesoftX’s measure mode, and displays live data from the measurement units.
Historian importer: The Historian Importer plugin operates in DewesoftX Analysis mode, allowing data from a chosen time frame to be loaded into a DewesoftX data file for in-depth analysis and reporting.
Additionally, CSV files can be retrieved from the device's internal storage via the NEMOSENSE configuration app.
All NEMOSENSE devices can be powered in three ways:
Passive PoE (Power-Over-Ethernet) using our power injector or Active PoE by using an Ethernet switch with PoE
Built-in batteries with the battery pack option (NEMOSENSE-B)
A solar panel kit with dedicated power input is available (only the B (battery) variant has this option).
The battery pack consists of four Lithium-Ion batteries with a nominal capacity of 46 Wh (standard) in 36 Wh (wide temp option) . The NEMOSENSE tested battery lifetime (standard option) is:
10 days of continuous logging-only
48 hours of LTE streaming at 31.25 Hz speed
5 days of continuous storing at 31.25Hz, triggered LTE sending - all data sent to the server once a day.
The internal battery can also be recharged over PoE.
NEMOSENSE, with a battery-powered option, is ideal for temporary vibration monitoring campaigns. It allows 10 days of continuous logging or 2 days of continuous streaming at 31.25 Hz without recharging.
The battery pack can also be used in conjunction with passive POE, serving as a UPS. If the power goes out, the device immediately switches to battery power to prevent data loss.
The NEMOSENSE device supports the following data synchronization options:
NTP synchronization: When NTP time is available, the device continuously adjusts its clock to match the NTP time. The synchronization difference between NEMOSENSE devices on the same network with a local NTP server is typically within 10 ms, depending mainly on network latency. NTP synchronization is available on all NEMOSENSE devices.
GNSS synchronization: Available if the GNSS (G) option is ordered. Remote devices can be fully synchronized via GNSS clock with an accuracy of 1 µs.
The Dewesoft NEMOSENSE vibration data logger is equipped with intuitive status lights to provide clear indications of the device’s operational state and battery condition. These lights offer real-time feedback to ensure efficient monitoring and troubleshooting.
There are four LEDs on the front panel of the NEMOSENSE device between connectors ENET 1 and ENET 2.
YELLOW - run LED: when on, it indicates that the device is powered and running.
BLUE - network LED: the LED is showing network and MQTT/FTP connection
RED - sync LED
GREEN - measurement LED: when on, it indicates that the device is measuring and storing the data in the internal memory.
There are additional LEDs on the battery module of the NEMOSENSE-B:
WHITE - battery level LEDs
BLUE - charging status LED
YELLOW - ups arm LED
NEMOSENSE-3xMEMS-ACC is an Ethernet device and can be easily connected to an existing TCP/IP network. The MQTT Client is running onboard sending the data to the MQTT broker, a Dewesoft Historian component, installed on the server side.
Dewesoft Historian is a central point where data from NEMOSENSE devices, Dewesoft Measurement Units, and 3rd party MQTT clients is merged and stored into the same InfluxDB time-series database.
The data stored in the database can be accessed using a web browser (Grafana) or DewesoftX software.
With only 25 µg/√Hz spectral noise density and 100 µg residual noise at 50 Hz bandwidth, the NEMOSENSE-3xMEMS-ACC device is a cost-effective solution for seismic measurements.
The FFT recorder on the image shows the residual noise of the three axes measured with an integrated accelerometer at the sample rate of 100 S/s resulting in a 96 dB dynamic range.
Hardware repairs or replacements are expensive on structures such as bridges. Therefore NEMOSENSE-3xMEMS-ACC was put through in-depth product validation tests that ensure reliable operation within its specifications.
Standard testing procedures include vibration and temperature cycle tests to check the durability and specify drifts in measured acceleration.
NEMOSENSE dataloggers can be installed for long-term or permanent monitoring. This kind of measurement requires efficient data storage. For that, we provide Dewesoft Historian service. The Historian is a time-series database service based on the MQTT messaging protocol for the Internet of Things (IoT).
The Historian is based on an open-source InfluxDB database and is a perfect solution for long-term monitoring. Data in the Historian can be accessed in two ways:
Web clients: any modern web browser can be used as a web client to access real-time data stored in the Historian. The solution is based on another open-source project Grafana. It allows to set up of completely customized views and is a perfect solution for real-time dashboards.
Desktop client: the desktop client is an instance of our award-winning DewesoftX software. It allows you to import historical data from the Historian database for in-depth analysis.
The Historian is available to be installed on your own server (Windows, Linux, Mac OS) or as a completely managed cloud service.
Visit the Dewesoft Historian web page for more information.
NEMOSENSE-3xMEMS-ACC devices are supplied in a waterproof aluminum casing with RJ45 Harting push-pull connector. The enclosure is designed to be mounted outdoors and is fully waterproof and complies with IP67 environmental rating.
The outdoor enclosure automatically vents the air to equalize pressure inside the enclosure to the outside air pressure while it does not allow water to pass into the enclosure. This prolongs the life span of the seal and increases the durability of the enclosure.
NEMOSENSE-3xMEMS-ACC devices are designed for tailor-made structural health monitoring solutions and seismic monitoring solutions and are thus ideal for permanent health condition monitoring on big structures such as:
Wind turbines
Bridges
Buildings
Dams
Antennas
Stadiums
Structures in mines
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NEMOSENSE is a family of ethernet (TCP/IP) based IoT data loggers developed by Dewesoft. Devices send data directly to the database using MQTT protocol and are designed for long-term or permanent monitoring. The first device, launched in 2023, is the NEMOSENSE-3xACC-MEMS, incorporating a 3-axial MEMS accelerometer.
Yes, the Nemosense supports a continuous streaming mode. When enabled, it continuously transmits data to the designated database.
The battery pack consists of four 3.6 V Lithium-Ion batteries with a nominal capacity of 12Ah. The NEMOSENSE tested battery lifetime is:
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