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Data Acquisition Product Introductions
June, 2004
isoLynx® Device Driver April, 2004 Enhanced isoLynx® SLX100 Data Acquisition System - Now CE Compliant December, 2002 isoLynxTM SLX100 Data Acquisition System Signal Conditioning Product Introductions
Dataforth continually introduces New Signal Conditioning Products.
Check back often for the latest hazard protection solutions. Signal Conditioners Product Index March, 2001 New Instrument Class™ DSCT DIN Rail Two-Wire Transmitter Family February, 2001 Complete Family of DSCP and SCTP Software Configurable Tempature Transmitters July, 2000 SCMVAS Voltage Attenuator System using SCM5B Modules June, 2000 Complete Family of DSCL, Loop Isolators September, 1999 Industry's first "5B" Isolated Signal Conditioning Modules for measuring true RMS. June, 1999 DIN Rail Frequency Input Modules accepts DC-to-100Khz signal and provide 1500 Vrms Isolations. August, 1999 DSCA33 DIN Rail Isolated Analog Signal Conditioning Modules for measuring true RMS. March, 1998 Universal AC Input PWR-PS5R switching Power Supplies Janurary, 1998 DSCA DIN Rail Isolated Signal Conditioning Modules offer high performance at low cost. Data Communication Product Introductions
Dataforth continually introduces New Data Communications Products.
Check back often for the latest hazard protection solutions. Data Communications Product Index July, 2000 DCP35 Low Cost DIN Rail Dual Port Signal Powered RS-232 Line Driver July, 1999 DCP485 DIN Rail Short Haul Data Modem features automatic line switching with 7KVDC isolation. March, 1998 Compact Signal Powered RS-232/485 Converters with data rates to 115, 2000 BPS |