DAQ3120 Series Benchtop Data Acquisition System

Description

DAQ3120 Series Benchtop Data Acquisition System

Introducing B&K Precision’s DAQ3120 Benchtop Data Acquisition System – a versatile solution that combines advanced technology with compact design. This system features a three-slot mainframe with a built-in 6-½ digit multi-meter and an efficient data logger.

With a 4.3-inch TFT colour display and intuitive interface, the DAQ3120 ensures easy operation. It offers remarkable precision with a basic DC voltage accuracy of 0.0035% and accommodates 14 input signals, including temperature, voltage, current, resistance, frequency, and strain.

The system includes five interchangeable input modules, such as the DM309, an 8-channel high-voltage multiplexer measuring up to 600 VDC or 400 Vrms, and the DM300, a 20-channel solid-state multiplexer with scan rates up to 450 channels per second.

With a reading speed of 38,400 readings per second, the DAQ3120 can store up to 100k data points with timestamps. Data logging is seamless via USB, and connectivity options include LAN and USB interfaces, plus a micro GPIB interface for enhanced functionality. The DAQ-Data Logger PC software simplifies test configuration and control, making data acquisition workflows efficient.

Product Features

• 3-slot base unit with built-in 6-1/2 digit DMM
• Basic 0.0035% DCV accuracy
• 5 available input modules for customization
  • DM300 20-CH Solid-State Multiplexer
  • DM301 20-CH Multiplexer with 2 Current CH
  • DM303 40-CH Single-ended Multiplexer
  • DM304 4 x 8 Matrix Switch
  • DM309 High Voltage and Current Multiplexer
• Measures up to 600 VDC / 400 VAC
• Up to 450 channels/s scan rate
• Up to 120 channels per system
• 100 kpts reading non-volatile internal memory including time stamp
• Large 4.3″ TFT colour display
• Digital I/O interface offers external triggering and alarm outputs
• Log or copy data directly to a USB drive
• Includes LAN, USB (USBTMC and USBVCP), and micro GPIB (-GPIB model only) interfaces
• Supports remote operation through free PC software or the built-in web interface