San Jose, CA. ADLINK Technology has extended driver support for its USB DAQ series from Microsoft Windows to include Linux and Mac OS X operating systems, increasing choices and flexibility for test-and-measurement users to develop their own specialized measurement and automation applications while reaping the benefits of different operating systems.
ADLINK’s full spectrum of USB DAQ modules provides mainstream OS support, including Windows 7/8, Linux, and Mac operating systems, for more flexible and easy-to-use data acquisition for general-purpose or direct connection with commonly used sensors. The resulting high-speed, increasingly accurate measurement is suitable for portable and I/O expansion environments.
ADINK’s USB-powered plug-and-play USB DAQ modules deliver easy connection and accurate results for both portable measurement and machine-automation applications. Featuring built-in signal conditioning, ADLINK USB DAQ modules enable direct measurement of most frequently applied signal sources, reducing manpower requirements and associated development costs while increasing overall accuracy.
ADLINK’s USB DAQ selections include the USB-1900 Series 8/16-CH 16-bit 250 kS/s modules; the USB-2401 4-CH 24-bit 2kS/s universal module for current-input, strain-gauge, load-cell, thermocouple, and RTD measurement; the USB-1210 supporting 4-CH 16-bit simultaneous sampling at up to 2 MS/s per channel, suitable for high-speed ultrasound and optical sensor measurement; the USB-2405 with 24-bit 100-dB performance for audio and vibration testing; and the isolated USB digital I/O modules USB-7230/7250, suitable for high-voltage control and monitoring applications.
