Software provided with the unit provides an easy-to-use 100kHz-bandwidth oscilloscope and datalogger, with extra input and output capabilities straight out of the box.
The USB DrDAQ offers 15 I/O channels in a compact, low-cost device designed for hobbyists, teachers and technicians
Built into the USB DrDAQ are a microphone, light sensor, RGB LED, oscilloscope and resistance inputs, four digital I/O ports, three sensor ports, a pH/redox sensor input and a signal generator output.
The unit is powered from the USB port so there is no need for an external power supply.
USB DrDAQ samples at 1MSa/s and can be used as a single-channel 8-bit 100kHz oscilloscope or spectrum analyser with the ability to measure voltages up to +/-10V.
The device's 10-bit D/A output features a 10-bit signal generator - a standard function generator, but also an arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) - so customised waveforms can be created.
An RGB LED can be used to display any colour for a variety of indicator purposes.
Two of the I/O ports can be used as pulse counting inputs, or PWM (pulse-width modulation) outputs.
The sensor ports can be used with a range of temperature, humidity and oxygen sensors, or with custom sensors built by the user.
USB DrDAQ will find its way into a variety of applications from education to research for signals at audio frequencies and beyond.
It is supplied with a free Windows Software Development Kit (SDK) with fully documented function calls to control all aspects of the device, so it can even be integrated into other programs in C, C++, Microsoft Excel and National Instruments Labview.
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