Description
The product with the part number 779365-01 falls under the category of CompactDAQ Chassis. This particular model, named USB-9233, boasts a high-resolution data acquisition capability with a 24 Bit resolution. It is capable of a maximum sampling rate of 50 kS/s, offering precision and speed for various data collection needs.
This model is designed with 4 inputs, which can be connected via 4 BNC connectors, ensuring versatile connectivity options for different sensor types. The dynamic range of this device is impressive at 102 dB, allowing for the capture of a wide range of signal amplitudes without distortion or loss of detail.
One of the standout features of the USB-9233 is its IEPE sensor support, which comes with integrated signal conditioning. This feature simplifies the process of connecting and using IEPE sensors, making it an ideal choice for applications requiring accurate vibration, shock, and acoustic measurements.
The device is easily identifiable and its operational status can be monitored through a green LED located beside the USB connector, providing users with a quick visual indication of the device’s status. To operate the USB-9233, the NI-DAQmx software is required, which is a powerful and flexible measurement and control software solution from National Instruments.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 779365-01 |
| Category | CompactDAQ Chassis |
| Model | USB-9233 |
| Resolution | 24 Bit |
| Maximum Sampling Rate | 50 kS/s |
| Number of Inputs | 4 |
| Dynamic Range | 102 dB |
| Connectors | 4 BNC connectors |
| IEPE Sensor Support | Yes, with integrated signal conditioning |
| Status Indicator | Green LED beside USB connector |
| Software Requirement | NI-DAQmx |
Question 1: What is the part number of the USB-9233?
Answer 1: 779365-01
Question 2: What resolution does the USB-9233 support?
Answer 2: 24 Bit
Question 3: How many inputs does the USB-9233 have?
Answer 3: 4 inputs with BNC connectors
Question 4: What is the maximum sampling rate of the USB-9233?
Answer 4: 50 kS/s
Question 5: Does the USB-9233 support IEPE sensors?
Answer 5: Yes, with integrated signal conditioning
