USB DAP for High-Speed Simultaneous Sampling 16-Bit Resolution – 8 Channels – 8 Msamples/sec – 1 GB Memory
High-performance, PC-based data acquisition applications have a new option: xDAP 7400 from Microstar Laboratories, a leader in data acquisition products with distributed intelligence for PC systems. xDAP 7400 features an embedded 1.8GHz Intel processor and runs DAPL 3000, a major new release of DAPL, the real-time operating system that runs on every Data Acquisition Processor (DAP) system. Distributed intelligence like this lets you run timing-critical processes in real time, even with PC-based data acquisition under Windows. The local PC that controls xDAP 7400 connects to it through the front-panel USB 2.0 connector. That PC also can provide xDAP 7400 data acquisition services to other PCs over network connections.
A Semi-Autonomous Data Acquisition System
xDAP 7400 is a semi-autonomous data acquisition system: it can – after programming – run independently from its host PC. PC software communicates with, configures, and controls the system, but xDAP 7400 can be set up to run for long periods – or even indefinitely – without any connection to a PC. With an application using a software trigger, described below, data can be selected for processing automatically, and the host PC can be disconnected. While operating independently, xDAP 7400 can extract and process only what you care about from a sampled data stream. It lets you improve your signal quality by running the data stream through digital filters before storing it in local memory for transfer to the PC when the PC is connected and ready to accept the transfer. The distributed intelligence of multiple xDAP 7400s allows capture, buffering, and reduction of data, for faster transfer of information through limited PC host capacity.
A Semi-Autonomous Data Acquisition System
xDAP 7400 is a semi-autonomous data acquisition system: it can – after programming – run independently from its host PC. PC software communicates with, configures, and controls the system, but xDAP 7400 can be set up to run for long periods – or even indefinitely – without any connection to a PC. With an application using a software trigger, described below, data can be selected for processing automatically, and the host PC can be disconnected. While operating independently, xDAP 7400 can extract and process only what you care about from a sampled data stream. It lets you improve your signal quality by running the data stream through digital filters before storing it in local memory for transfer to the PC when the PC is connected and ready to accept the transfer. The distributed intelligence of multiple xDAP 7400s allows capture, buffering, and reduction of data, for faster transfer of information through limited PC host capacity.
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