Data acquisition is a critical part of many scientific, engineering, and academic systems and environments. If you’ve ever worked with systems like this, it is likely that you’ve come across a range of data acquisition systems. It’s also likely that you’ve … Read More
Data acquisition, for those unfamiliar with the term, is simply the process of collecting data on some physical process, and passing this data to a computer for analysis. Though most commonly used in industrial processes and scientific applications, there are many … Read More
Data Acquisition, in the broadest sense, is a process of collecting information on some real-world, physical system, and using this to analyze the system in question. In most cases, the system being measured is an industrial process or scientific experiment, and … Read More
Data Acquisition Systems, often abbreviated to DAS or DAQ, are systems designed to measure and track some form of physical system, and convert this data into a form that can be viewed and manipulated on a computer. The design an implementation … Read More
Developing a Great User Experience via Desktop App Data acquisition (DAQ) systems on the market are cumbersome, hard to use, require a wired connection to a computer, and have antiquated software. Even worse, most DAQ software only allow the user to … Read More
The RST pin of your micro controller is not the most exciting of the bunch, but is one of the most important (and potentially dastardly). When I dive into a design I’m concerned with the big picture and what grandiose tasks … Read More
A big challenge in designing DAQifi’s desktop app is the fact that we have to save a large amount of data and we have to do it quickly. Our Nyquist board has up to 20 input channels. Each channel can be sampled at … Read More