Data Logger Operation: Data Logger Operation - For proper understanding of a Data Logger Operation, it is essential to understand the difference between analog and digital signals. For example, measurement…
Weighted Converter Using Transistor Switches (Current Switch): Figure 17.19 (a) shows a circuit diagram of a weighted converter, using transistor switches. When the D bit is high (logic 1), it…
Binary Ladder Circuits: A Binary Ladder Circuits is constructed of resistors having only two values and thus overcomes the disadvantages of weighted resistors. The left end of the ladder is…
Variable Resistor Network: Variable Resistor Network - The basic problem in converting a digital signal into an equivalent analog signal is to change the n digital voltage levels into one…
Computer Based Data Acquisition System: Computer Based Data Acquisition System - If a large number of inputs are to be measured, some equipment is needed to measure them and display…
Single Channel Data Acquisition System: A Single Channel Data Acquisition System consists of a signal conditioner followed by an analog to digital (A/D) converter, performing repetitive conversions at a free…
Signal Conditioning of Inputs: Since all the data that have to be acquired, do not generally originate from identical sources, signal conditioning becomes necessary in some cases. A simple attenuator,…
Data Acquisition System: A typical Data Acquisition System consists of individual sensors with the necessary signal conditioning, data conversion, data processing, multiplexing, data handling and associated transmission, storage and display…