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CD Start Page | DATA ACQUISITION ONLINE Page | DATA ACQUISITION PRODUCTS Page |
Module icons are placed on the screen and connected with wires in a schematic diagram, which represents the flow of data through the system. Each icon represents an input, operation or output function. The key features of DASYLab include a truly intuitive interface with context sensitive help, high acquisition and processing speed, support for a large number of data acquisition devices, and graphical display of acquired data. Real-time acquisition rates of up to 800KHz and on-line display of up to 75KHz can be achieved. The actual rates depend on the data acquisition board and other hardware used.
The Display
Results of acquisition and analysis
can be displayed in strip charts,
t-y graphs, and x-y graphs with a
selectable system of coordinates.
Linear, logarithmic, and polar
coordinates are available. The
results can also be displayed as bar
graphs, analog and digital meters,
and status lamps.
The operator can interact with the
displays while the system is
running, changing the X, Y or time
scales, selecting data channels to
be displayed, or even looking back
in time on the chart recorder. With
DASYLab+, those changes to the
displays can be done automatically
based on system events.
Acquisition, Control, and Analysis Modules
The versatility of DASYLab lies in its
rich set of function modules. These
include analog input (ADC), analog
output (DAC), triggers, digital I/Os,
function generators, action
operation, digital filters,
spectral/FFT analysis, and
mathematical, statistical and logical
operations. Output modules allow for
file writing, DDE output, and various
types of displays, including strip
charts, x-y graphs, digital and analog
meters, and bar graphs.
User definable icons include the
ability to create a Black Box icon
containing many icons, enhancing
the usability for large worksheets.
The module icons can be connected
manually or, using the integrated
Autorouter feature, wire paths will
be determined automatically.
Control
PID control, and binary logic control
can be defined using the module
icons. Pulse generators can be used
for exact time dependent control,
even with complex control signals.
Disk Streaming
Input data can be streamed to disk
at rates up to 200KB. Portions of the
data can be monitored during the
disk streaming process.
DDE and RS-232 Support
Using the DDE (Dynamic Data
Exchange) interface, DASYLab can
act as a server, transferring data
on-line to other DDE-compatible Windows programs.
Other programs such as Visual
BASIC can control the DASYLab
application by starting, pausing, and
stopping the experiment.
Dasylab can read data from RS-232 devices including scales, balances and data recorders.
Other Features
Include arithmetic, exponential and logartihmic functions, trigonometry,
interpolation, scaling, averaging, analysis, statistical, triggering, filtering,
FFT's and much more. (some features are available with Dasylab-Plus only)
Hardware Supported
DAS-16, DAS-16G, DAS-1600, OMB-DAQBOOK family, WB-800/815, CIO-DAS08, CIO-DAS08-PG, CIO-DAS16/F, CIO-DAS16-JR,
INET Series, OMB-TEMPBOOK66, DAQBOARD and OMD-5508 Series.
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