'Fast' high-res data acquisition.
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Harvey Rutt
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Posted: Thu Nov 24, 2005 5:35 pm    Post subject: 'Fast' high-res data acquisition. Reply with quote

I'm looking for a data acquisition system, ideally a card to go in a PC but
I'll take whatever I can find (& pay what I have to!) which is just a bit -
or two - better than I can locate..........

Ideally I want 18 bits at at least 1.5MS/s; a bit faster, another bit would
be nice.

16 bit one or one and a bit MS/s is fairly routine.

I find '24 bit' sigma-delta *devices* claiming 2.5MS/s, but when you read
the data sheet carefully they dont seem quite as good as they claim, at
least when 'flat out', '100dB dynamic range' is only just over 16 bit.

Is there any 'card' out there, or even 'box', Ive missed?

harvey

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Robert
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Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2005 1:35 am    Post subject: Re: 'Fast' high-res data acquisition. Reply with quote

"Harvey Rutt" <Xh.ruttX@ecs.soton.ac.uk> wrote in message
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Quote:
I'm looking for a data acquisition system, ideally a card to go in a PC
but I'll take whatever I can find (& pay what I have to!) which is just a
bit - or two - better than I can locate..........

Ideally I want 18 bits at at least 1.5MS/s; a bit faster, another bit
would be nice.

16 bit one or one and a bit MS/s is fairly routine.

I find '24 bit' sigma-delta *devices* claiming 2.5MS/s, but when you read
the data sheet carefully they dont seem quite as good as they claim, at
least when 'flat out', '100dB dynamic range' is only just over 16 bit.

Is there any 'card' out there, or even 'box', Ive missed?

harvey

Have you looked at GaGe?

http://www.gage-applied.com/

Their standard PCI cards are only listed

http://www.gage-applied.com/Products/pci_family.htm

to 16 bits and 10 MS/s but they might have something else.

Robert
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