Data acquisition device

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1 total messages Started by Martin D'Anjou Mon, 11 Jan 1993 20:11

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Author: Martin D'Anjou
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 20:11

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I would like to hear from those of you who would be interested in the 
following data acquisition device:

	- 32 Parallel Analog Inputs for DC (and temp) measurements (upgradable to 256)
	- 16 bit precision
	- 200 GOhms input impedance
	- 1 micro-volt resolution
	- Single-ended, differential or pseudo differential modes
	- Connects to ANY computer system via RS-232 (future version is plan to be HP-IB or VME or VXI)
	- low cost
	- 120 dB Rejection of 50 and 60Hz

Idealy suited for DC measurements of a chip. It is a datalogger. It can log interrupts (and the time at which it occurs) on any channel. Does frequency measurements. This is not a high speed machine but it is high accuracy and understands multi-channel low voltages levels.
It can be used as a stand-alone device, it can log data for any amount of time (up to the available RAM).
Very easy to program:
.7			voltage level at channel 7
.;7 9			voltages from channel 7 to 9, continuously
etc.

Respond by e-mail please.

Martin d'Anjou
mdanjou@gel.ulaval.ca

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