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IPC Systems
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Unit 11G Shrub Hill Industrial Estate
Shrub Hill Road
Worcester
WR4 9EL
UK
Telephone: (UK) +44 1905 338989
http://www.ipcsystems.ltd.uk
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Listing of all 9 news releases from IPC Systems:
USB devices break speed barrier
The Personal Daq/3000 is the industry's first series of 1-MHz /16-bit multifunction USB devices.
News from IPC Systems ( 8 June 2007)
Dynamic signal analysers come in USB or Ethernet
IPC Systems' DSA hardware provides signal conditioning and data acquisition, while the eZ-series PC-based software provides monitoring and analysis functions.
News from IPC Systems (30 April 2007)
Freezer monitor texts in case of power loss
User application article Staff at Hammersmith hospital now have peace of mind that their valuable samples are being reliably monitored 7 days a week 24 hours a day.
News from IPC Systems (17 June 2003)
Acquisition boards boosted by software library
The Daqboard range of PCI data acquisition boards offers six different model types with different analogue and digital I/O options.
News from IPC Systems (11 November 2002)
RTU provides control, logging and monitoring
The Series 4000 RTU from IPC Systems can be used for data logging, control and/or monitoring/alarms.
News from IPC Systems (16 September 2002)
Signal conditioners and monitoring relays
IPC Systems has a cost effective range of signal conditioners and monitoring relays to compliment data acquisition and monitoring equipment.
News from IPC Systems (15 August 2002)
Module uses SMS for data telemetry
The TextPod is a novel GSM-based remote monitoring and alarm/control system.
News from IPC Systems (12 June 2002)
Ethernet modules aid distributed monitoring
Pointscan is an Ethernet based monitoring and control system.
News from IPC Systems ( 7 May 2002)
CompactFlash card puts acquisition on PDAs
The DPC2 CompactFlash multifunction data acquisition card enables the many handheld computers and PDAs now available to be used as sophisticated data collection and analysis tools.
News from IPC Systems (25 April 2002)
