Data Acquisition – DAQ

Connects to and communicates with devices using I²C, SMBus, and SPI protocols.

Integrates an instrument into your system using a GPIB interface.

Performs voltage, current, resistance, temperature, and frequency/period measurements, as well as diode tests, as a part of PC-based systems.

Provides digital input and output capabilities for computer-based systems.

Enables PCs to connect to and communicate on a Controller Area Network (CAN) bus.

Adds serial ports to CompactRIO systems that allow you to communicate with serial devices.

Combines an ARM processor, NI Linux Real-Time OS, programmable Xilinx FPGA, memory, analog and digital I/O, ports for processor peripherals, and high-density connector for custom daughterboards.

Combines a processor running NI Linux Real-Time, a programmable FPGA, and modular I/O with vision, motion, and display capabilities.

Adds rugged, high-performance I/O to your PC-based application or expands your CompactRIO, PXI, or industrial controller application.

High Speed Multi-Function Recorders

Generates voltage signals for CompactDAQ or CompactRIO systems.

Measures input voltage signals for CompactDAQ or CompactRIO systems. Models also offer isolation and overcurrent protection for high-voltage applications.

Provides analog input channels for voltage and current measurements in CompactDAQ or CompactRIO systems.

Provides a hardware-selectable controller area network (CAN) and/or local interconnect network (LIN) interface for developing applications with the NI-XNET driver on CompactDAQ or CompactRIO.

Provides analog input channels for voltage, current, temperature, and strain measurements in CompactDAQ or CompactRIO systems.