New 16-channel, multifunction USB DAQ device features BNC inputs
15th May 2008
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Adept Scientific plc
Adept Scientific announces the release of Measurement Computing’s USB-1616HS-BNC, a new 1 MS/s, 16-bit multifunction USB data acquisition device with 16 BNC differential analogue inputs. The USB-1616HS-BNC delivers outstanding performance with synchronous and concurrent voltage input, waveform output, counter input, quadrature encoder input and digital I/O in one package.
Based on the popular USB-1616HS series, the USB-1616HS-BNC provides the added security and convenience of BNC connectors.
Unique to the USB-1616HS series is a low-latency, highly deterministic control output mode that operates independently of the PC. In this mode digital, analogue and timer outputs can respond to analogue, digital and counter inputs as fast as 2 µs; at least 1,000 times faster than other USB DAQ product that rely on the PC for decision making.
The USB-1616HS-BNC offers extensive trigger options, ranging from an analogue trigger with 1 µs max latency, to multi-channel triggering, where any combination of analogue, digital and counter input channels can be combined to initiate the trigger. Other trigger modes include digital pattern, level, edge, inside/outside window and pre- and post-trigger.
USB-1616HS-BNC features:
Analogue Inputs via BNC connectors
• 16 differential analogue inputs
• 16-bit resolution
• 1 MS/s throughput rate
• Seven programmable input ranges from ±100 mV to ±10 V, full scale
• Over-sampling mode, including line-cycle rejection for low-level voltage measurements, even in the presence of AC power line noise.
Analogue Outputs and Digital I/O via 37-pin DSUB female connector
• Two 16-bit, 1 MS/s analogue outputs
• 16 digital I/O bits with a 4 MHz sample/update rate
• Four counter inputs capable of measuring frequency, period, pulse width or quadrature encoders up to 20 MS/s
• Two timer outputs.
All analogue inputs and outputs, digital I/O and counter/timer I/O can occur synchronously, resulting in precise time correlation among all I/O. Low latency control outputs are capable of responding to inputs in as fast as 2 µs.
The USB-1616HS-BNC ships with an impressive array of software, including TracerDAQ, a full-featured data logging, viewing and analysis application; Universal Library; drivers for DASYLab and; InstaCal installation, calibration and test utility – powerful software solutions for programmers and non-programmers alike.
Unique to the USB-1616HS series is a low-latency, highly deterministic control output mode that operates independently of the PC. In this mode digital, analogue and timer outputs can respond to analogue, digital and counter inputs as fast as 2 µs; at least 1,000 times faster than other USB DAQ product that rely on the PC for decision making.
The USB-1616HS-BNC offers extensive trigger options, ranging from an analogue trigger with 1 µs max latency, to multi-channel triggering, where any combination of analogue, digital and counter input channels can be combined to initiate the trigger. Other trigger modes include digital pattern, level, edge, inside/outside window and pre- and post-trigger.
USB-1616HS-BNC features:
Analogue Inputs via BNC connectors
• 16 differential analogue inputs
• 16-bit resolution
• 1 MS/s throughput rate
• Seven programmable input ranges from ±100 mV to ±10 V, full scale
• Over-sampling mode, including line-cycle rejection for low-level voltage measurements, even in the presence of AC power line noise.
Analogue Outputs and Digital I/O via 37-pin DSUB female connector
• Two 16-bit, 1 MS/s analogue outputs
• 16 digital I/O bits with a 4 MHz sample/update rate
• Four counter inputs capable of measuring frequency, period, pulse width or quadrature encoders up to 20 MS/s
• Two timer outputs.
All analogue inputs and outputs, digital I/O and counter/timer I/O can occur synchronously, resulting in precise time correlation among all I/O. Low latency control outputs are capable of responding to inputs in as fast as 2 µs.
The USB-1616HS-BNC ships with an impressive array of software, including TracerDAQ, a full-featured data logging, viewing and analysis application; Universal Library; drivers for DASYLab and; InstaCal installation, calibration and test utility – powerful software solutions for programmers and non-programmers alike.
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