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DAQ-JACK™ KDAQ200+
USB-enabled data acquisition with built-in programmable power supply
> USB-powered programmable bipolar DC output for
powering analog instrumentation
> Two high-resolution ADC input channels
> Configurable digital filtering
> One Type K thermocouple input
> One configurable digital 3.3V I/O bit
> One 12-bit analog output (0 - 3V)
> Simple user interface for application-specific programming
> Includes PC data logging and custom setup software
> Small 3.15 x 2.125 x 0.91” package
SPECIFICATIONS
PARAMETER |
SPECIFICATION |
COMMENTS |
|---|---|---|
| USB Input | USB 2.0 500mA | Must be powered hub if used |
| Analog-to-digital converter inputs |
24 bit ADC | Configurable gain |
| Usable range | ±18V | Output can be calibrated for greater accuracy by user |
| Absolute maximum input | ±30V | If inputs above 18V readings on other channels become innaccurate |
| Resolution | <100uVRMS | With 0.1 second ADC sample time – better with additional digital filtering |
| Input impedance | 50kohms | Input circuitry for bipolar inputs, output of instrumentation must be able sink a small amount (100uA) of current |
| Thermocouple input* | K type standard | Other types can be plugged in with less accuracy. Software contains polynomials for J, K, T types |
| Power supply output | Programmable ±5 to ±24V | Negative supply is unregulated and will vary more with no load. Positive supply must have a load. |
| Power supply current | 1.5W total power | 1.5W maximum. For example, can use only +15V@100mA, or ±15V@50mA |
| Digital filter | Single pole IIR filter | Software configurable |
| DAC output | 0 - 3.3V, 12 bits | Output may not go all the way to 3.3V. Typical 3.2V maximum |
| I/O bit | 3.3V | Configurable for input or output |
| Sample rate – embedded | 4 milliseconds per enabled channel minimum | Overall sample rate depends on number of enabled channels and ADC rates |
| Sample rate – PC | 0.1 sec | Minimum |
| Software requirements | Windows 2000 Service Pack 3 or later | Comes with driver so that a simple terminal interface can be used |
* Thermocouple not included |
Specifications Subject to Change without Notice |
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EXTREME SENSORS
Many options are available to customize a standard system to meet the exact needs of the
application. The most popular are:
Most sensors can handle longer cable lengths, although increasing the cable length can and will affect some
performance specifications. Shorter than standard cable lengths are also available. Call an apps engineer
to discuss your particular requirements.
Many sensors come with integral sensor cables. Routing this cable in some applications
is difficult and something you only want to do once. Including an in-line connector
splice in the cable, near the sensor itself, allows for easy sensor replacement should the
need arise.
Some applications pass the sensor through a pressure boundary, most commonly a
vacuum chamber wall. We offer an in-line hermetic bulkhead splice for these
applications.
Standard published ranges are based on meeting a set of performance specs. Custom
calibrations are possible to meet specific application needs. Contact a Kaman
applications engineer if a custom calibration is desired.
Unless otherwise specified, nonferrous systems will be calibrated with an aluminum
target, ferrous systems will be calibrated with a 4130 steel target. If your target material
is significantly different in conductivity and/or permeability it may be best to calibrate
using the same material as your target.
When the standard thermal sensitivity of 0.1%FS/°F is not enough, a temperature
compensated calibration can be performed that will improve the thermal sensitivity to
0.02%FS/°F. This is accomplished over a customer specified 100°F range with the upper
limit of that range <150°F. Larger ranges and higher temperatures are also possible on a
best effort basis.
Besides the standard 0-10VDC output, the KD-2306 offers a 4-20mA output and a
differential 0-10VDC output.
When multiple channels are used in such a way that the sensors themselves are in close
proximity to each other (within 3 sensor diameters), synchronizing the oscillators of the
electronics modules will eliminate the resulting beat note interference that will be seen as
noise on the outputs.
When extremely short range calibrations are required/desired, bypassing the log amplifier
reduces noise improving performance.