This pressure scanner is in a smaller package
The microDAQ3-16 (photo) combines high-accuracy digital sensors and an advanced-processor design to give the most accurate results possible. The microDAQ3-16 delivers the same performance as the 64-channel version. However, this latest edition is a more compact package, improving its versatility and suitability for increasingly demanding applications. The microDAQ utilizes technology developed in house, within the company’s microDAQ and nanoDAQ ranges, such as an embedded web server, IEEE 1588 PTP time stamping, power-over-ethernet, CAN, hardware trigger and EtherCAT. The device makes use of highly accurate transducers, which are combined with both a pressure and temperature 24-bit analog to digital converter (ADC), to give a precise temperature measurement and almost entirely compensate for thermal effects. Additionally, the microDAQ3-16 is capable of outputting differential or absolute compensated engineering unit pressure data at speeds of up to 400 Hz per channel. — Chell Instruments, Ltd., North Walsham, U.K.