Wireless Data Acquisition

Starter

Nyquist 1

Wireless DAQ for budget-friendly measurement and prototyping.

  • Analog Inputs 16 channels
  • AI Resolution 12-bit
  • AI Input Range 0–5 V single-ended
  • Analog Outputs —
  • Digital I/O 16 channels · 5 V · PWM
  • WiFi 802.11n · AP + Station
  • Onboard Storage MicroSD logging
  • Battery 4000 mAh Li-Ion
  • Open Source Hardware · Firmware · Software
$199.99
Pro

Nyquist 2

High-resolution measurement and signal generation in one wireless package.

  • Analog Inputs 16 channels
  • AI Resolution 24-bit
  • AI Input Range Programmable per channel
  • Analog Outputs 8 channels
  • Digital I/O 16 channels · 5 V · PWM
  • WiFi 802.11n · AP + Station
  • Onboard Storage MicroSD logging
  • Battery 4000 mAh Li-Ion
  • Open Source Hardware · Firmware · Software
Industrial

Nyquist 3

Industrial-grade simultaneous-sampling DAQ — phase-accurate measurement.

  • Analog Inputs 8 channels
  • AI Resolution 18-bit
  • AI Input Range ±10 V
  • Analog Outputs 8 channels
  • Digital I/O 16 channels · 5 V · PWM
  • WiFi 802.11n · AP + Station
  • Onboard Storage MicroSD logging
  • Battery 4000 mAh Li-Ion
  • Open Source Hardware · Firmware · Software
Specification Nyquist 1 Nyquist 2 Nyquist 3
Analog Input
Analog Inputs 16 channels 16 channels 8 channels
AI Resolution 12-bit 24-bit 18-bit
AI Input Range 0–5 V single-ended Programmable per channel ±10 V
AI Sample Rate Up to 19,250 Hz (1 ch) · 80 kS/s aggregate Up to 1 kHz Up to 1 kHz simultaneous
Simultaneous Sampling — — ✓
Programmable Range — Yes (per channel) —
Analog Output
Analog Outputs — 8 channels 8 channels
AO Resolution — 12-bit 12-bit
AO Output Range — 0–10 V 0–10 V
Digital I/O
Digital I/O 16 channels · 5 V · PWM 16 channels · 5 V · PWM 16 channels · 5 V · PWM
PWM Output Yes (configurable) Yes (configurable) Yes (configurable)
Connectivity
WiFi 802.11n · AP + Station 802.11n · AP + Station 802.11n · AP + Station
USB USB 2.0 · virtual COM USB 2.0 · virtual COM USB 2.0 · virtual COM
Streaming Formats Protobuf · JSON · CSV Protobuf · JSON · CSV Protobuf · JSON · CSV
Storage & Logging
Onboard Storage MicroSD logging MicroSD logging MicroSD logging
Logging Throughput Up to 60 kS/s to SD · 80 kS/s USB Up to 450 KB/s Up to 450 KB/s
Power
Battery 4000 mAh Li-Ion 4000 mAh Li-Ion 4000 mAh Li-Ion
Charging USB USB USB
Regulated Output Rails 5 V analog · 5 V digital 5 V · 10 V 5 V · 10 V
Software
SCPI Command Interface ✓ ✓ ✓
Open Source Hardware · Firmware · Software Hardware · Firmware · Software Hardware · Firmware · Software
Onboard CLI ✓ ✓ ✓

Which Nyquist is right for you?

All three speak the same protocol and work with the same apps and SDKs, so the choice is about signals, not software.

Nyquist 1

Learning, prototyping and classroom work

Sixteen single-ended inputs at 12-bit, over USB or Wi-Fi, with logging to the on-board card. The least expensive way to get real measurements onto a screen.

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Nyquist 2

Resolving small changes over long runs

Twenty-four-bit inputs for sub-degree drift and quiet signals, plus analog outputs when the test needs to drive something as well as read it.

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Nyquist 3

Simultaneous sampling and bipolar signals

Eight ±10 V inputs sampled at the same instant, for vibration, phase relationships and multi-axis work where timing between channels matters.

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