GFP™1600 FPI
The GFP™1600 FPI (Flat Panel Illuminator) is ideal for large glass samples. Easily collect accurate and quantifiable stress data over an entire windshield, window, or other large piece of glass.
GFP™1600 (Grey-Field Polariscope)
GFP™1600
Grey Field Polariscopes
Photoelastic Stress Analysis Systems
The GFP™1600 Photoelastic Stress Analysis (PSA) systems are some of the most flexible stress measurement instruments Stress Photonics offers. They are fully automated video-based systems capable of capturing full-field stress maps in seconds. The instruments use standard interchangeable camera lenses and an LED–based illuminator; they are managed via the DeltaVision™ control and analysis software.
The systems can be easily configured, and paired with a specific illuminator, to make any of the basic glass stress measurements, including for edge stress, area stress, thermal stress, assembly stress, and laminar stress. The GFP1600 systems are true general purpose tools.
Full Featured Software–DeltaVision™
The GFP1600 Photoelastic Stress Analysis (PSA) System is managed with easy-to-use DeltaVision™ software—a versatile tool for capturing, presenting, analyzing, and archiving photoelastic data.
DeltaVision™ Features
Among many other features, the DeltaVision provides:
- Live Image Monitoring
- Image Acquisition and Controls
- Data Interrogation such as Line Plots
- Reference Image Subtraction
- Data Smoothing
- Conversion to Stress Images
GFP1600 System Configurations
Not only is the GFP™1600 one of the most flexible stress measurement instruments Stress Photonics offers, but when it is paired with specific illuminators and customizable framework, the resulting “configurations” become custom solutions suited to a broad range of applications. The most popular GFP1600 configurations are shown below.
GFP™1600 TEST STAND
The GFP™1600 TEST STAND is designed to quickly measure stress in transparent samples, such as mobile phone glass, for engineering development or quality control.
GFP™1600 REFLECT
The GFP™1600 REFLECT measures stress in painted glass, such as automotive glass black frit, and determines surface strains on any material with an applied coating.
GFP™1600 DESK/MICRO
As the name implies, the GFP™1600 DESK/MICRO is ideal for measuring stress on small details such as flaws, edge grind, or contact points. Objectives of 2X, 5X, and 10X are available.
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GFP1600 Sample Stress Image
The example on the right is a Shear 45 stress image of an automotive backlite showing the temper patterns. The stress image was acquired with a GFP™1600 FPI.
A GFP1600 FPI is essentially a standard GFP1600 paired with a Flat Panel Illuminator (FPI). The GFP1600 FPI allows for full-field stress images of large glass samples. Users can quickly and easily collect accurate and quantifiable stress data over an entire windshield, window, or other large piece of glass to solve problems in manufacturing, or to create a baseline of images for future reference.
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GFP1600 System Applications
Below is a sampling of GFP™1600 images, including those acquired with the GFP1600 FPI, the GFP1600 TEST STAND, the GFP1600 REFLECT, and the GFP1600 DESK/MICRO.
Automotive Sunroof Shear Max
Shear Max image of an automotive sunroof. The image above was acquired with the GFP™1600 FPI (Flat Panel Illuminator), an ideal product for measuring stress in large glass samples.
Automotive Sunroof Shear 45
Shear 45 image of an automotive sunroof. The image above was acquired with the GFP™1600 FPI (Flat Panel Illuminator), and shows the temper patterns in the automotive sunroof glass.
Automotive Backlite Shear Max
Shear Max image of an automotive backlite. The image above was acquired with the GFP™1600 FPI (Flat Panel Illuminator). The GFP1600 FPI is ideal for measuring stress in large glass samples.
Automotive Backlite Shear 45
Shear 45 image of an automotive backlite. The image above was acquired with the GFP™1600 FPI (Flat Panel Illuminator). The GFP1600 FPI is ideal for measuring stress in large glass samples.
Sunroof Assembly–Bending
Shear 0 stress image of a tinted sunroof (16% transmission) with rubber encapsulated metal frame. Image acquired with a GFP1600 w/ 2 LED illuminators. View more sunroof applications.
Automotive Mirror Defroster
Thermal stresses induced by an automotive mirror defroster. Here you see the stress at t = 5 minutes. Image acquired by the GFP1600. View more automotive mirror images.
Tempered Architectural Glass
The image above shows the edge stress in 9mm tempered architectural glass. The image was acquired with the GFP™1600 FPI (Flat Panel Illuminator).
Windshield Air Current Anomalies
The above image of windshield area stress is an excellent example of the capabilities of the GFP™1600 FPI (Flat Panel Illuminator) to measure stress in large glass samples.
Windshield Air Current Anomalies
The above image of windshield area stress is an excellent example of the capabilities of the GFP™1600 FPI (Flat Panel Illuminator) to measure stress in large glass samples.
Closeup of Bus Bar/Heater Transition
Bus bar transitioning into heater elements. Residual stress only. Heaters are off. Single ply, no frit. Stress image acquired with the GFP™1600 FPI (Flat Panel Illuminator).
Closeup Crease Line & Defroster
Residual stress of bus bar transitioning into heater elements. Heaters off. Crease line across image. Stress image acquired with the GFP™1600 FPI (Flat Panel Illuminator).
Automotive Sidelite
Close-up of tempered sidelite edge — an excellent example of the capabilities of the GFP™1600 REFLECT to measure edge stress in painted glass. View more automotive sidelite images.
Automotive Sidelite
Tempered sidelite showing potential compression depletion spots near the edge. Light reflected off black frit. Image acquired by the GFP™1600 REFLECT. View more automotive sidelite images.
NASA Shuttle Orbital Windshield
HITF (High Velocity Impact Testing Facility) stress image of damage to a NASA orbiter windshield. HITF is a laboratory simulation of HVI (Hyper Velocity Impact) testing. View more HVI images.
NASA Shuttle Orbital Windshield
Image of a bruise on a space shuttle orbiter windshield. Bruise was caused by the HVI (Hyper Velocity Impact) of a particle hitting the windshield in space.View more HVI images.
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GFP1600 Specifications
| SPECIFICATION | VALUE |
|---|---|
| Size | 76mm w × 105mm h × 60mm d |
| Range | 1000nm |
| Repeatability | 2% |
| Accuracy | 0–10nm ± 0.5nm 10–100nm ± 5nm 100nm ± 5% |
| Frame Rate | 10 f/s |
| Resolution | Pixel Resolution: 2750 × 1080 |
| Lenses | Any C-Mount Lens |
| Interface | GigE |
| Specifications are general. Definitive specifications are determined by application and will be reflected in final quote. |
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