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microUniDAQ in the field at Siemens Mobility
Siemens Mobility was tasked with testing rail vehicles under real operating conditions. Conventional measurement systems are often bulky and require specialized power supplies, complicating installation and system integration.
The palm-sized microUniDAQ data logger facilitates convenient mobile vibration measurement by offering versatile trigger options and stand-alone operation from a USB power bank.
microUniDAQ – compact USB measurement technology for laboratory and field use
The microUniDAQ modules are optimized for mobile use and are powered directly via USB. In addition to PC connectivity, they incorporate an integrated data logger function for standalone data recording.
The device's 24-bit resolution, simultaneous sampling up to 128 kS/s, and galvanic isolation, make it an ideal choice for precise field measurements. Variants are available for IEPE sensors, strain gauge, and bridge sensors.
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UniDAQ
You are working on vibration analysis, power-line monitoring, control loops, microphone-array beamforming? Or are you looking for a universal test-and measurement system for laboratory and education? Then UniDAQ may be your solution!
Learn more about UniDAQ (with Video):
Ethernet for Delfino™ C2000™ microcontroller
The D.Elfino.Net Ethernet add-on board complements the F28379
LaunchPadTM and ControlCard with a Fast Ethernet port.
The optimized TCP/IP stack supports both bare-metal and SYS/BIOS programming.
D.Module2.C6657i
The D.Module2.C6657, based on the Texas Instruments TMS320C6657 Keystone 1.25GHz processor, is now also available in industrial grade, -40 to +85°C.
The computational power of the dual-core processor, combined with high throughput memories, peripherals, and communication interfaces make this board an ideal basis for demanding signal processing tasks.
D2.Base.P
This new base board for the D.Module2 processor family has been expanded with Digilent Pmod(tm) compatible SPI, GPIO and I²C connectors, offering a straightforward and cost-efficient expansion path to add keyboards, displays and various sensors.
Also included is an integrated +/-5V supply for analog daughter cards and an SD-card slot for mass storage.
DS.TCPIP-DM6657
D.SignT's TCP/IP network stack is specially tailored to the requirements of DSP systems. It is now available for the TMS320C665x and the D.Module2.C6657. The D.SignT TCP/IP stack is highly performand and requires no underlying operating system. It is however fully usable in an RTOS environment as a cooperative task.
D.Module2.C6657
D.SignT's D.Module2.C6657 is a high performance DSP board, based on the Texas Instruments TMS320C6657
2x1.25GHz dual-core Keystone DSP. With its huge computational power and fast serial interfaces the D.Module2.C6657 is developed especially for demanding applications.
D2.Base-FMC
This carrier board with an FMC mezzanine site provides a glueless connection to industry-standard high-speed data acquisition boards for D.Module2 FPGA and DSP boards.