RDASeries

RDASeries refers to a family of data acquisition systems developed by Measurement Computing Corporation. These systems are designed to acquire, process, and present analog and digital data from various sensors and instruments. RDASeries products typically offer a range of analog input and output channels, digital I/O capabilities, and counter/timer functions, catering to a diverse set of measurement needs.

The core functionality of RDASeries devices lies in their ability to convert physical signals into digital data that can be analyzed by a computer. This is achieved through Analog-to-Digital Converters (ADCs) for analog inputs and Digital-to-Analog Converters (DACs) for analog outputs. The specific number of channels, resolution, sampling rates, and input/output ranges vary across different models within the RDASeries, allowing users to select a system that best fits their application requirements.

These systems are often used in industrial automation, scientific research, environmental monitoring, and product testing. They are designed for ease of use, with software drivers and application programming interfaces (APIs) provided to facilitate integration with various software platforms, including popular data acquisition and analysis packages. The rugged design of many RDASeries units also makes them suitable for deployment in demanding environments.