Web-enabled DAQ

SAT-16 Web-enabled data acquisition system performs high-resolution data capture over thousands of channels simultaneously.

By Control Engineering Staff
02/09/2004


SAT-16 Web-enabled data acquisition system performs high-resolution data capture over thousands of channels simultaneously. High-performance, platform independent, multi-channel DAQ has features similar to the earlier SAT-14 family, including remote control over any Web browser or over an Ethernet connection, and can export data in MathWork’s MatLab and other standard file formats. Each SAT-16 is comprised of one or more system elements. Normally supplied in a 4U 19-in. rack-mounted enclosure, each system element contains a processor and power supply, and a number of data acquisition cards. Elements can be stacked and operated simultaneously to build a large multi-channel system.

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