16 bit resolution:
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Able to resolve signal variations with extreme accuracy.
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16 analog inputs:
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Collect data from 1 to 16 different signal sources simultaneously.
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16 digital I/O lines:
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Digital (TTL level) lines are provided for the monitoring and/or
outputting of digital (ON/OFF) information.
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2 analog outputs:
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Output can be simultaneous with data collections, allowing
stimulus-response measurements.
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Isolated external unit:
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Fully Isolated and human safe. Removes noise
interference.
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Double-buffered data transfer:
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Enables the MP100 to run in the background while you work on something
else.
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Various trigger modes:
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Data collection can be synchronised to external events or to a
selected channel's predefined threshold level.
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Automatically trigger:
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Control devices from the analog input data.
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Several data storage modes:
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High speed burst mode: Data is saved in the MP100's internal memory
(16,000 samples max) at rates up to 70,000 samples/second aggregate, then downloaded to
the computer.
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Save to computer memory: File size is limited only by computer's
available memory.
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Save to disk: File size is limited only by computer's available hard
disk space.
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High speed burst mode: MP100 storage (data plotted immediately
following collection):
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1 channel: 70,000 samples/second
16 channels: 5326 samples/second (any computer)
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RAM or hard disk storage mode: (data acquired and simultaneously
plotted):
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1 channel: 11,000 samples/second
16 channels: 1,000 samples/second (Pentium or Power Macintosh)*
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