Small object counter
16 October, 2009 byMicromax has introduced the D10 Expert small object counter from Banner Engineering.
Data log enhancement
16 October, 2009 bySemaphore has introduced a data logging enhancement for its T-Box range of SCADA system RTU products.
Data acquisition devices
14 September, 2009National Instruments' has released 16 devices in its X-Series of multifunction data acquisition devices optimised for Multicore and PCI Express.
Anybus RemoteCom remote monitoring
17 August, 2009HMS Industrial Networks has introduced Anybus RemoteCom, an industrial GSM/GPRS-based device for remote monitoring and control, alarm management and data logging.
Frame grabbers
01 June, 2009 byEDT has added the PCIe8 DV C-Link to its range of high-speed frame grabbers for PCI, PCIe, cPCI and PMC form factors.
Data centre monitoring
27 April, 2009 byRittal has launched Basic CMC, an entry-level system for monitoring IT infrastructure.
Analogue data acquisition modules
09 April, 2009Interworld Electronics supplies a range of multi-function analogue I/O and analogue output boards and modules. Analogue data acquisition is available for almost any computer that supports PCI, PC/104, PC/104 Plus or USB bus connections.
Optris LS infrared thermometer
01 April, 2009Bestech Australia has released the Optris LS (LaserSight) infrared thermometer that supports the non-contact temperature measurement of objects as small as 1 mm in a temperature range between -35 to 900 °C.
Data acquisition board
01 April, 2009 byMicrostar Laboratories has released a mid-range board, the DAP 506a/527, that includes a 233 MHz Pentium CPU and acquires 16-bit data at 500 k samples per second.
Data acquisition system
01 January, 2009Heim Systems has developed a flexible, compact distributed data acquisition system, DATaRec 4, that consists of interface modules that can be positioned up to 10 m from each other, or mechanically linked to make a compact acquisition unit.
The next generation of data loggers: an ecosystem
26 September, 2008 by Brett Burger*The data logger has been around for hundreds of years, evolving from an assistant with paper and pencil to the technology-packed, automated products that they can be today. Much like hammers are tools to carpenters, data loggers are tools to scientists, engineers and anyone else working in a measurement environment.
Data acquisition recorder
01 July, 2008Astro-Med has released the Dash 2EZ+, a handheld, portable data acquisition recorder.
Two new options for network-enabling local or remote serial devices
10 April, 2007The Multenet Serial Data Buffer connects to a serial port on devices such as PABXs and allows users on an attached LAN (either local or remote) to log into that device and retrieve the stored data. Based on the PocketPAD serial-to-ethernet converters, which simply stream serial data over ethernet (or internet), the Data Buffer stores and forwards serial data when a TCP session is opened with the LAN connection port, which means devices on networks where a TCP connection is not always available (eg, a PABX on a remote site where there is no LAN administrator monitoring the serial command port) can still have historical data captured and made available on demand very inexpensively.
Soanar Plus appointed reseller
06 March, 2007Soanar Plus has announced its appointment as a reseller for the Australian designed and manufactured range of Synotronics temperature and humidity data loggers.
500 Aqua chart recorder
12 November, 2002A version of the Logoscreen 500 paperless chart recorder has been released. The 500 Aqua is specially designed for water treatment applications.
