'Nano' DAS Series Specifications
16 Channel unit 6.50" x 1.50" x 3.82"
A very small and proven 12 bit Data Acquisition System. Up to 80 channels can be installed inside a 93 pound female dummy. This DAS is very rugged, has a very low power consumption, and has many advanced features. The EME PicoDAS is recommended for new orders. The NanoDAS is a very successful unit and is still being supported by EME.
- 64 channels in less than 80 cubic inches
- Configurations of 16, 32, 48, 64, and 80 analog channels available
- Synchronous triggering and simultaneous sampling between daisy chained units
- Individual 12-bit or 16-bit A/D converters
- 1Hz to 20kHz Sampling
- .1% calibrated accuracy
- Gain Range of 1 to 10000
- Only 1.5 amp power consumption in full analog mode before sensors (64 channels)
- Simultaneous sampling of all channels
- Individual fold-back current limited excitation sources of 0, 2.5v, 5.0v, and 10.0v.
- 6 pole Butterworth Filtering with software selectable cut-off frequencies
- Meets SAE J211 specifications
- Automatic calibration of analog channels
- Multi-stage sampling
- 32 MB, 64 MB, 128 MB, or 256 MBof non-volatile memory
- 8 opto-isolated digital output channels
- 16 digital input channels
- 2 Tachometer Input Channels
- Serial communication using RS-232, RS-422, or ethernet 10baseT
- PCM Irig-B Input as well as PCM 106-01 Telemetry Output (Optional)
- Internal GPS Module (Optional)
- Durability of Shock:
- EMI/RFI Shielding
- Vibration 10-200 Hz sine wave sweep @ 60+g's
- Windows 98/NT/2000/Me/XP (tm) Control Software
Features:
±110g, 120 msec 1/2 sine wave pulse on all axis
±70g, 500 msec 1/2 sine wave pulse on all axis
±35g, 2 sec 1/2 sine wave pulse on all axis
±60g 100 msec 1/2 sine wave pulse on all axis
EME Corporation (C) 2008