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New Wireless Temperature DAQ from Measurement Computing
Measurement Computing Corporation has announced the release of the WiFi-501 temperature data logging sensor. The low-cost WiFi-501 measures the temperature of its environment while transmitting data wirelessly via WiFi to a PC. Data is viewed on a PC using the included software. The WiFi-501 also has a built-in display for real time viewing of data. |
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New Low-Cost DAQ - Big Breakthrough in USB DAQ at a Small Price
Measurement Computing Corporation has announced the release of four, low-cost USB DAQ devices with sampling rates up to 500 kS/s. Starting at only $99, the USB-200 Series confirms MCC as the leading supplier for low-cost USB DAQ. |
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New USB DAQ from the Leader in Low-Cost Data Acquisition
Measurement Computing Corporation today announced the release of two, low cost, multifunction USB DAQ devices. These new devices add to MCC's increasing line-up of over 30 USB DAQ products under $500. The 12-bit USB-1208FS-Plus and 14-bit USB-1408FS-Plus offer eight analog inputs with sample rates up to 50 kS/s, two analog outputs, 16 digital I/O, and one counter. |
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WiFi Temperature Data Logging Sensor with Probe
Measurement Computing has announced the release of the WiFi-501-TP temperature data logging sensor.
The WiFi-501-TP is a WiFi-based temperature data logging sensor with thermistor probe. It measures the temperature of the environment in which the probe is situated. Data is transmitted wirelessly via a WiFi
network to a PC and viewed using the included software. |
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Guide to DAQ Signal Connections
Measurement Computing has announced the release of the Guide to DAQ Signal Connections.
This new guide provides an overview of wiring configurations, techniques, and best practices for data acquisition signal connections. Readers will learn about proper grounding, common mode voltages, single ended vs. differential inputs and more. The guide is now available as a free PDF download. |
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Data Acquisition for Android™-Based Tablets
Measurement Computing has announced the release of USB DAQ device support for Android-based tablets.
As tablets gain popularity, Measurement Computing is at the forefront of targeting these new devices
with its low-cost USB data acquisition products. |
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WiFi Temperature and Humidity Data Logging Sensor
Measurement Computing has announced the release of the WiFi-502 temperature and humidity data logging sensor. The WiFi-502 measures the temperature and humidity of the environment in which it is situated while transmitting data wirelessly via a WiFi network to a PC. Data is viewed on a PC using the included software. |
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Remote Data Logger Assistant from Measurement Computing
Measurement Computing has announced the release of its USB-525 remote data logger assistant.
The ultra-portable USB-525 allows the user to conveniently program compatible USB-500 Series loggers and view the data on a high-resolution screen. |
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PCI Express DAQ Board from Measurement Computing
Measurement Computing has announced the release of the PCIe-DAS1602/16 multifunction DAQ board for the PCI Express bus. The 16-bit PCIe-DAS1602/16 offers 16 analog inputs, a 100 kS/s sample rate, 32 digital I/O, 2 analog outputs, and 3 counter inputs. |
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USB DAQ from Measurement Computing
Twice the Sample Rate Plus the Same Low Price
Measurement Computing Corporation, the value leader in data acquisition, today announced the release of
the USB-1608FS-Plus, a high-speed, multifunction USB DAQ device with sampling rates up to 400 kS/s
(800 kS/s burst mode). This new module offers twice the throughput of our current USB-1608FS at
the same low price. |
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Data Acquisition Handbook
Measurement Computing, the value leader in data acquisition, today announced the release of the Data Acquisition Handbook in PDF format. The handbook is now available as a free download at www.mccdaq.com/support/Data-Acquisition-Handbook.aspx. |
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Measurement Computing 24-Bit USB DAQ Devices win Best in Test Award
Measurement Computing Corporation, the value leader in data acquisition, today announced that the
USB-2408 Series has been honored with a 2012 Test & Measurement World Best in Test Award for
Data Acquisition. The 2012 Best in Test Product Awards recognize innovations that have made an especially significant contribution to the test industry. Read the February 7, 2012 Press Release. |
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MCC Releases 2011-2012 Data Acquisition Product Selection Guide
The 16-page Product Selection Guide highlights Measurement Computing’s USB, PCI, Ethernet, and stand-alone data acquisition products. The Product Selection Guide is a tool for helping engineers, scientists, and technicians quickly and efficiently find the best solution for their applications. The guide includes product selection charts that help customers easily find the right product for their application and is available in 9 languages. |
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Low-Cost Benchmark for 24-bit Multifunction DAQ
Measurement Computing announces the release of two, 24-bit USB DAQ devices for measuring temperature and voltage.
The USB-2408 Series offers 16 voltage or 8 thermocouple inputs and up to two analog outputs, plus eight digital I/O, and two counter inputs. The USB-2408 Series provides up to 1 kS/s sampling, ideal for capturing low or medium speed signals. The USB-2408 Series design features a 24-bit ADC which provides superior accuracy and noise performance. |
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DASYLab 12 – Create Custom DAQ Applications without Programming
DASYLab Version 12 is the ninth major release of DASYLab since 1998 and demonstrates Measurement Computing’s ongoing commitment to the product. DASYLab can be used with over 150 DAQ devices from Measurement Computing as well as hardware from other leading DAQ suppliers including National Instruments. |
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High-Speed USB DAQ from Measurement Computing
Measurement Computing has released three, high-speed, 16-bit USB DAQ devices with sampling rates
up to 500 kS/s. The USB-1608G Series set a new standard for low-cost, high-speed multifunction DAQ.
The USB-1608G Series offers 16 analog inputs and up to two analog outputs, plus eight digital I/O, two counter inputs, and one timer output. |