Features:

• Large 4.3”TFT color display
• 3-slot mainframes with built-in 6 ½ digit DMM
• Basic 0.0035% DCV accuracy
• 6 selectable switch modules
• Up to 450 channel/s scan rate
• Up to 100 kilo points internal memory
• Measures and converts 14 different input signals:
• Temperature with thermocouple, RTDs and thermistor; dc/ac volts; 2- and 4-wire resistance; frequency and period; dc/ac current and capacitance; direct strain and bridge strain
• USB storage support to copy/log data in standalone operation
• Interface: Digit I/O, LAN, USB host/device

The DAQ-9600 data acquisition system is a modularized data acquisition system with high flexibility and higher performance. The mainframe is equipped with 3 module slots and a built-in precision 6 1/2 digital DMM is the core of its test and measurement. 5 modules are available to meet different measurement needs. For the research and development of analyzing product characteristics or the production and manufacturing of system testing or fault diagnosis, a data acquisition system with flexibility and high performance can effectively fulfill different measurement requirements by expansion and change that make the overall test simpler, faster and more reliable.

Precise test and measurement

The test and measurement core of the DAQ-9600 is a 6 1/2-digit DMM, which has the functions and performance of an industrial-grade DMM. It can measure and convert 14 different input signals. In addition to high resolution, it also provides basic accuracy of 0.0035% DC voltage, 0.05% basic accuracy of AC voltage and 0.01% basic accuracy of resistance (within one-year calibration period). The functions of this DMM can be used with general-purpose modules (DAQ-900/ DAQ-901), multi-function module (DAQ-903) and high-voltage and high-current module (DAQ-909). All multiplexer modules use "disconnect before connect" scanning to ensure that only one channel (or a pair of channels) is closed at a time.

Built-in signal conditioning

The DAQ -9600 does not rely on external or plug-in signal conditioning modules to handle functions other than DC voltage, which not only greatly reduces noise and errors generated by external wiring from entering the system, and improves reliability. At the same time, it does not have unnecessary cables, wire distribution boxes and signal conditioning components that makes configuration quicker and easier. Taking temperature measurement as an example, the measurement of thermocouples is often accompanied by the Seebeck effect (the thermoelectric phenomenon in which the temperature difference between two different electrical conductors or semiconductors causes a voltage difference between two substances). All DAQ-9600 modules provide cold junction compensation (except DAQ-904) to ensure maximum accuracy for all channels measuring thermocouples, avoiding the use of temperature extension wires with external cold junctions, which will increase noise and errors generated by external wiring into the system.

Internal memory and USB storage

The DAQ-9600 can store the measurement results without connecting to a PC with the non-volatile memory capacity of 100k readings. Users can store the measurement results inside the system first, and then connect to a PC to collect data. In addition, for larger memory capacity, the DAQ-9600 also supports the USB storage function, which can directly record data to an external USB flash drive, or copy the data of the internal non-volatile memory to the flash drive for follow-up analysis.

Simplify data collection and analysis

The DAQ-9600 provides LAN, USB and GPIB (optional) to meet the most suitable and customary remote control interface requirements. Users can be benefitted from the free data collection software (DAQ-Data Logger) to easily and quickly set up tests, acquire and store measurement data, and perform real-time observation and analysis during the measurement process. If LAN is used as the interface, it can be easily connected to the company network to collect measurement data and store it in the central database. It can also use a common web browser (such as Chrome, IE) through the built-in graphical web interface to configure test and measurements, define and execute scan lists to reduce the time spent on programming.