Data acquisition (DAQ) is the measurement, recording, analyzing, and presentation of real world phenomena. It includes electrical measurements such as voltage, current, power as well as measurements through sensors and transducers including temperature, pressure, strain, vibration, and more. Selecting the ideal data acquisition system or solution depends on your application. Typical factors include sample rates, channel scalability, signal conditioning, sensor types, analysis capability, mobility, and environmental conditions.
A ScopeCorder is an instrument combining a mixed signal oscilloscope and portable data acquisition recorder into a modular platform designed to capture both high-speed transients and low-speed trends. Yokogawa’s ScopeCorder product family provides flexible and high-performance multi-channel test instruments by combining a variety of signal conditioning input modules, onboard calculations, and deep data acquisition storage into an off-the-shelf data acquisition solution.
Yokogawa high speed data acquisition systems deliver industry leading isolation, bit resolution, sampling rate, and memory depth, with independent channel hardware and easy to use software.
Yokogawa’s performance-leading data acquisition and logging systems, plus a wide range of paper and paperless recorders, meet all your recording needs. Universal inputs accept voltage, thermocouple and RTD signals, and offer maximum flexibility over recording span and unit scaling.
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How can I capture data from motion sensors synchronized with other analog data? The Yokogawa ScopeCorder series of instruments feature input modules and functions to make this possible.
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When making a WT230 RS232C connection using GateWT, please verify the following RS232C communication settings on the instrument: Mode = 488.2 Hand = 0 For = 0 Baud Rate = 9600 Terminator Cr+Lf Even though you can run ...
Unfortunately, we do not have an instruction manual describing the*.WDF file format structure like we did for the *.WVF files. However, we do provide a list of support options which will contain more details ...
The external trigger input (TRIG IN) as well as external input/output (EXT. I/O) trigger signal becomes the level signal. The WE7251/WE7271 digitizer module will detect the bus trigger by that level. As long as the ...
In the oscilloscope's QIS (Quality Inspection Standards), the "beat method" can be used to inspect and verify the time base accuracy. The "beat method" utilizes the aliasing effect to create a "beat waveform." The "beat ...
Unfortunately there is no way to read these warning messages on the DL750. In addition, there is no other command available to determine if there was "No Matching Record" found in History for a particular ZONE ...
Error(Code:539)Press ESC Key to Close.Module configuration is not matched, so it couldn’t loaded.Configuration of saved data can see by File property.The following error is ...
No, this "calibration" does not refer to the ScopeCorders Auto-Cal feature. When the Auto-Cal function is set to OFF, the ScopeCorder will not automatically calibrate after a 30 minute warm-up period. You must do a ...
My DL750 HDD RECORDING "REALTIME" Files are missing. Please help. (Or: You need to locate them and move them to my PC via USB THUMB DRIVE.) DL750 REALTIME FILES ".WDF Files" are not visible on the DL750 HDD ...
Using the DL350 Memory Recorder Mode Easy Setup, combined with a 16-channel thermocouple input, it's easy to record hours, days, or weeks of data with a few simple settings.