USBDUX-D: Product Description
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The only USB based DAQ with an open source LINUX driver available today
The low cost and flexibility of Linux with the power, speed and flexibility of the USB port. This is the future of computer data acquisition. Catch the wave early with the only available USB based DAQ with an open source Linux driver. Note the difference: we supply a driver and not only some sample code how to hack the linux kernel.
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Both digital and analogue inputs and outputs
The USB DUX boasts analgue inputs for data collection, analogue outputs for physical control and digital inputs and outputs for event logging, counting and triggering.
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Asynchronous acquisition
USBDUX is able to perform data acquisition in the background. This means you can do more important things in your application than waiting for data.
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Optical separation
The sensors you attach to the USB DUX are optically separated from your computer inside the DAQ board. This means that there is no electrical connection between the two, so that your computer is insulated from any surges from the sensors.
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Works under USB 1.1 and 2.0
The USB DUX supports the original and the latest versions of USB. That gives you internal power supply, plug and play functionality, the ability to hot-plug devices while they are running, and the confidence that USB has a long and ubiquitous future.
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Small and lightweight
The USB DUX is only 144 x 90 x 30mm (Length, Width, Height) in its box. The board is 136 x 80 x 15mm on its own. Coupled with the ability to take power straight from the USB port and an embedded version of Linux makes the USB DUX the obvious choice for applications that can't be tied to power points and desk tops.