Data Acquisition (DAQ)

Data Acquisition (DAQ) Boards, Systems, ICs and Systems-on-Chips (SoC)

Data Acquisition News Last Up-date: 04/01/20 16:58:44

Multifunction DAQ Board is Designed for PCIe Bus - Connector- and software-compatible with MCC PCIM-DAS1602/16 for those who need to migrate to PCIe, 16-bit PCIe-DAS1602/16 offers 16 analog inputs, 100 KSPS sample rate, 32 DIO, 2 analog outputs, and 3 counter inputs. Board includes software options to meet any skill level or application requirement. Support includes out-of-the-box TracerDAQ® along with comprehensive drivers for Visual Studio® and Visual Studio® .NET, DASYLab®, and NI LabVIEW ...

Articles, Papers, References, etc.
1.	Data Acquisition Specifications - a Glossary
2.	Choosing Data Acquisition Boards and Software
3.	ENOB (Effective Number Of Bits) - The Accurate Way to Choose a Data Acquisition Board
5.	Tom Lecklider, Interoperability Fosters New Data Acquisition Standard
6.	ActiveX Control Library: Universal Programming Solutions (software examples for Visual Basic, LabView, C++, Visual Studio.NET, Excel, Access and more).
7.	The Evolution of Virtual Instrumentation
8.	Nikolay V. Kirianaki and Sergey Y. Yurish, Advanced DAQ Board for Frequency-Time Parameters of Electric Signals, In Proceedings of the second IEEE International Workshop on Intelligent Data Acquisition and Advanced Computing Systems: Technology and Applications, Lviv, UKRAINE, 8-10 September 2003, pp.150-153.
9.	Fred Schraff, Choosing Differential or Single-Ended Measurements for Data Acquisition Systems, Sensors Magazine, December 1997
10.	L. Baker, C.A. Wong, Understanding the Basics of Portable Data Acquisition, Sensors Magazine, November 1997
11.	Roger W. Lockhart, Enhancing Data Acquisition with Intelligent Oversampling, Sensors Magazine, June 1997
12.	Ed Gladney, NASA Launches an Automated Data Acquisition System, Sensors Magazine, September 1998
13.	Kevin Sullivan, Defining Accuracy with ENOB, Sensors Magazine, August 1998
14.	Fred R. Schraff, Defining Data Accuracy, Sensors Magazine, June 1998
15.	David Potter, Entering the Age of Smart Distributed I/O, Sensors Magazine, May 1998
16.	Lee H. Eccles, A Smart Sensor Bus for Data Acquisition, Sensors Magazine, March 1998
17.	Bruce Fuller, Data Loggers: The Next Generation, Sensors Magazine, February 1998
18.	Murali Parthasarathy, Using ActiveX to Share Data Among Applications, Sensors Magazine, February 1998
19.	David Howarth, Performing Data Acquisition over the Internet, Sensors Magazine, January 1998
20.	Alan J. Laduzinsky, Computer Trends in Data Acquisition, Sensors Magazine, December 1999
21.	Frederick A. Putnam, Internet-Base Data Acquisition and Control, Sensors Magazine, November 1999
22.	Timothy Ludy, Interoperability Comes to Data Acquisition, Sensors Magazine, October 1999
23.	Glenn Hartwig, Data Acquisition Application Development Software - Something for Everyone, Sensors Magazine, August 1999
24.	Roger W. Lockhart, How to Make PC-Based Measurements Without Writing Programs, Sensors Magazine, August 1999
25.	John C. Cole, Acceleration Data Acquisition Using a Sigma-delta Converter, Sensors Magazine, July 1999
26.	Robert Schreiber, A Low-Cost Data Acquisition System, Sensors Magazine, Juny 1999
27.	Gary Marchuk, Coming Up with the Right Control and Data Acquisition Software, Sensors Magazine, June 1999
28.	Jim Balent, When Real Time Is Fast Enough, Sensors Magazine, June 1999
29.	Chad Chesney, Data Acquisition Software: Today and Tomorrow, Sensors Magazine, March 1999
30.	Steve Resweber, Remote Data Acquisition Phones Home, Sensors Magazine, February 1999
31.	Tim Hitz, The Digitally Sampled System: How Fast Is Fast Enough ? Sensors Magazine, February 1999
32.	Jon Semancik, 4-Wire Measurement, Sensors Magazine, May 2001
33.	Tanja C. Hofner, Boost Your Sampling Rate with Time-Interleaved Data Converters, Sensors Magazine, February 2001
34.	Kosta Ilic and Lokesh Duraiappah, Synchronizing Computer-Based Measurement Systems, Sensors Magazine, February 2001
35.	Mark Cejer, Data Acquisition Software - Choices, Choices, Choices, Part 1, Sensors Magazine, September 2002
36.	Mark Cejer, Data Acquisition Software - Choices, Choices, Choices, Part 2, Sensors Magazine, October 2002
37.	Gregg S. Gustafson, Linda J. Chapman, Data Acquisition Getting Smaller, InTech, July 2004
38.	Brian Betts, The Future of Data Acquisition
39.	Benefits of Simultaneous Data Acquisition
40.	Benefits and Potential Dangers of Using USB for Test & Measurement Applications
41.	Benefits of the PCI Bus for Data Acquisition
42.	Benefits of the Universal Serial Bus (USB) for Data Acquisition
43.	High-Performance Data Acquisition on USB
44.	Understanding and optimising data acquisition - Part 1
45.	Understanding and optimising data acquisition - Part 2

Data Acquisition related books are available for purchase online

in association with Amazon.com

[1].S.Y. Yurish, Digital Sensors and Sensor Systems: Practical Design, IFSA Publishing, 2011

[2]. N. V. Kirianaki, S. Y. Yurish, N.O. Shpak, V.P. Deynega, Data Acquisition and Signal Processing for Smart Sensors, John Wiley & Sons, 2002

[3]. Boyer A. S., SCADA: Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition

[4]. Driscoll F. F., Coughlin R. F., Villanucci R. S., Data Acquisition and Process Control with the M68HC11 Microcontroller

[5]. Mihura B., LabVIEW for Data Acquisition (book and CD-ROM edition)

[6]. LabVIEW for Everyone

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Gregg S. Gustafson, Linda J. Chapman, Data Acquisition Getting Smaller, InTech, July 2004