16-Bit Analog Output Board Expands DAQ Systems

Promising to eliminate ground currents and phase errors, the MSXB 075 16-bit analog-output board provides four isolated analog outputs for the company's Data Acquisition Processor (DAP) systems. With an isolated ground for each output, the board
Oct. 8, 2008
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Promising to eliminate ground currents and phase errors, the MSXB 075 16-bit analog-output board provides four isolated analog outputs for the company's Data Acquisition Processor (DAP) systems. With an isolated ground for each output, the board offers simultaneous updating for multiple boards across all channels. Its channel architecture allows up to 16 MSXB 075 boards to connect to a single DAP board. The board connects to the DAP's digital connector through the digital backplane installed in an industrial enclosure and also fits directly into a DAPserver to form an isolated, network-ready package. For more details, call MICROSTAR LABORATORIES INC., Bellevue, WA. (888) 678-2752.

Company: MICROSTAR LABORATORIES INC.

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