High-speed voltage data logger with USB interface TUSB-S01VIN1
Turtle Industry Co., Ltd.
About This Product
This device is a voltage signal data logger and can be easily connected to a computer using the USB interface. The dedicated acquisition software can be downloaded from our website and data sampling can be executed immediately (it can also be incorporated into the user program using driver software).
It supports high-speed sampling of up to 100kSPS and can acquire 60,000,000 pieces. The amplification factor of the input amplifier is switchable up to 100 times, and even weak voltage signals can be directly captured.
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High-speed voltage data logger with USB interface TUSB-S01VIN1
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Turtle Industry Co., Ltd.
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| Product Image | Part Number | Price (excluding tax) | Allowable DC voltage range | Bandwidth | Built-in LPF (high cut) | Built-in amplifier gain | Dynamic range | Input conversion voltage range | Mass | Measurement error | Memory capacity | Number of input channels | Operating temperature range | Power supply voltage and current consumption | Sampling period | Size | Trigger method |
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TUSB-S01VIN1 |
Available upon quote | ±45V can be applied, DC voltage is cut | Approximately 5Hz~50kHz | 50kHz 4th order (24dB/oct) Butterworth (fixed) | 1/10/100x (selected by software) | 70dB | 10Vpp (-5V~+5V) | Approx. 140g (excluding cable) | 0.5% (relative to FS) | 32K samples continuous transfer possible using FIFO method | 1 channel | 5~45℃ | 5V 100mA (supplied from USB) | Approximately 0.1Hz~100kHz | 21.5 (height) x 47 (width) x 126.5 (depth) each mm (excluding protrusions other than BNC connectors) | Above signal level/Below signal level/Rising edge/Falling edge/Absolute value level/Software |
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