New low-cost 16-bit DAQ available from Adept Scientific

Adept Scientific is announcing two new, low-cost, 16-bit, multifunction USB DAQ devices from Measurement Computing Corporation. With sample rates up to 100 kS/s, the new USB-230 Series is now available from Adept Scientific in the UK.

Two models are included in the USB-230 Series. The USB-234 offers sample rates up to 100kS/s, and the USB-231 up to 50kS/s. Both models feature eight single-ended/four differential analogue inputs. There are eight digital I/O lines, with each digital channel software-selectable for both input and output.

These devices also feature a 32-bit counter input and two 16-bit analogue outputs; the latter can be updated at a rate up to 5kS/s per channel. An external digital trigger input is software-selectable for rising edge or falling edge detection.

Removable screw-terminal connectors make signal connections easy. A high-speed Micro-USB cable is included and no external power source is needed.

The devices are supplied with a range of software, including out-of-the-box TracerDAQ for quick-and-easy logging and displaying of data; and InstaCal, an all-in-one package for installation, configuration and test. There's also comprehensive support for C, C++, C#, Visual Basic, and Visual Basic .NET; and drivers for DASYLab, and NI LabVIEW.

Full details and prices of the USB-230 devices, along with a comprehensive range of data acquisition hardware and software including the entire Measurement Computing catalogue, can be found at www.adeptscience.com/mcc.

Adept Scientific (Alfasoft Ltd)

A.W. House
6 - 8 Stuart Street
Luton
LU1 1RS
UNITED KINGDOM

+44 (0)203 695 7810

info@alfasoft.com

www.adeptscience.co.uk

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