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USB data acquistion 25% cheaper

A Data Translation product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Nov 17, 2004

USB-based data acquisition has now become more affordable thanks to average price reductions of 25 per cent, according to Data Translation.

USB-based data acquisition has now become more affordable thanks to average price reductions of 25 per cent, according to Data Translation.

The company's DT9800 series of 12-bit 100kHz acquisition modules now starts at £435, including 500V galvanic isolation of the system - which Data Translation belives is unusual at that price point and essential if USB modules are to survive the rigours of industrial applications.

The company said that standard USB modules simply link the OV input to PC Ground over the USB cable, which can easily result in voltage spikes corrupting measurements or damaging the board.

The DT9800 range spans 100kHz 12-bit resolution inputs to 50kHz 16-bit resolution inputs with or without two multiplying 12/16-bit DACs, counter/timers and digital I/O.

Bare-board versions are available for OEMs to integrate within their systems.

Also included are the DT9805 and DT9806 versions for temperature measurement using on-board cold-junction compensation.

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