USB Products

 32 AI (16-Bit, 2 MS/s), 4 AO (2.86 MS/s), 48 DIO USB Multifunction I/O Device 

 16 AI (16-Bit, 2 MS/s), 2 AO (2.86 MS/s), 24 DIO USB Multifunction I/O Device 

16 AI (16-Bit, 250 kS/s), 2 AO (250 kS/s), 4 DI, 4 DO USB Multifunction I/O Device

8 AI (16-Bit, 50 kS/s), 2 AO (5 kS/s/ch), 13 DIO USB Multifunction I/O Device

USB-6343, X Series DAQ (32 AI, 48 DIO, 4 AO)

USB-6259 (16 Differential Analog Input, 1.25 MS/s) M Series DAQ Device, BNC, U.S. (120 V)

USB-6210 Bus-Powered M Series w/ Signal Express LE for Windows

USB-6003 16-Bit 100 kS/s Multifunction I/O and NI-DAQmx

USB-8452, I2C/SPI Interface w USB (2m) & 40-pin Flying Lead Cable

NI GPIB-USB-HS+, with NI-488.2 Software for Windows

USB-8502, 1-Port NI-XNET CAN HS/FD Interface

USB-8502, 2-Port NI-XNET CAN HS/FD Interface With Synchronization

The myDAQ Intro to Engineering Bundle combines myDAQ with the NI Starter Accessory Kit to provide projects and labs designed to engage engineering students from the start. Combining myDAQ with Intro to Engineering lab material in DAQExpress gives educators a complete solution to teach a project-based introduction to an engineering class. Topics covered in the course include basic data acquisition, fundamentals of analog and digital input and output, sensor and actuator interfacing, and programming and basic control fundamentals.

myDAQ combines a comprehensive set of plug-and-play computer-based lab instruments with portability for hands-on student learning in or outside the lab. myDAQ Student Data Acquisition Devices feature eight commonly used plug-and-play computer-based lab instruments based on LabVIEW, including a digital multimeter (DMM), oscilloscope, and function generator. Students can access all the ready-to-run software instruments to perform experiments and exercises with the Bode analyzer, arbitrary waveform generator, dynamic signal analyzer (fast Fourier transform), digital input, and digital output. These affordable devices allow for real engineering and, when combined with LabVIEW and NI Multisim software, give students the power to prototype systems and analyze circuits outside traditional lectures and labs.