National Instruments Introduces USB DAQ System

May 8, 2006
Easing field and benchtop measurement chores, the NI CompactDAQ system consists of an 8-slot chassis supporting I/O modules capable of measuring up to 256 channels of varied signals including voltage, temperature, strain, sound, vibration, digital

Easing field and benchtop measurement chores, the NI CompactDAQ system consists of an 8-slot chassis supporting I/O modules capable of measuring up to 256 channels of varied signals including voltage, temperature, strain, sound, vibration, digital I/O, and switching. Modules are hot swappable and provide up to 2.3 kVRMS of isolation. Four USB streams are available for synchronous analog and digital I/O. The system comes with NI-DAQmx driver software and other measurement services that include a number of tools and interfaces for quick system setup. The software also includes an open API for LabVIEW, C/C++, Visual Basic 6, and Visual Studio .NET plus a wizard utility that automatically generates LabVIEW code. Pricing for the system starts at $999. NATIONAL INSTRUMENTS, Austin, TX. (888) 280-7645

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