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.

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.

Takes measurements from thermocouples and resistance temperature detectors (RTDs) for CompactDAQ or CompactRIO systems.