The cDAQ-9187 and cDAQ-9813 chassis are the first entry-level Ethernet solutions in Emerson’s NI CompactDAQ hardware family. These chassis are designed for electrical and sensor measurements over distances supported by Ethernet. Both models feature a single Ethernet port and omit external trigger lines. They also include QR codes for quick access to getting-started videos and documentation to help streamline the setup process.
The complementary NI-9204 ±10-volt input module offers a lower channel count and an alternative to one of Emerson’s more popular DAQ modules. It supports differential and single-ended channel configurations, includes multiple gain settings, and features a 16-bit analog-to-digital converter for accurate and reliable measurements.
Engineers can build higher-level channel systems using Emerson’s advanced synchronization technology and IEEE 802.11AS-compliant switches, or by connecting the new entry-level solutions at the end of a chassis serial connection.
“Our advancements in NI hardware and software provide engineers with tools that enable better research, improved product quality, and greater innovation,” said Jesse Lyles, group vice president of Emerson’s Test and Measurement Portfolio business. “From optimizing for cost-effective sensor measurements to enhancing workflows through customizable software, Emerson is focused on meeting the evolving needs of engineers in the test and measurement space.”
To further enhance its software portfolio, Emerson has also introduced a plug-in repository for its NI FlexLogger data acquisition software on GitHub. This open-source platform allows test engineers to download, upload, and share custom plug-ins, extending NI FlexLogger’s functionality for a variety of application needs. The repository includes templates and contributions from Emerson engineers and the broader user community, enabling faster development and improved testing processes, enhanced functionality, and easier integration into existing NI FlexLogger setups.
Emerson offers perpetual licenses for the NI FlexLogger software. Customers now have the flexibility to choose between subscription or perpetual license purchase options.
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