New from Audon Electronics, the USB based QMBox series devices
consist of one or more data acquisition modules installed in a
single case. These can be modules of ADC, DAC, digital I/O, relay
switching, etc. Modules in one device can have any configuration,
therefore a suitable QMBox device can be selected for practically any
task of measurement and control automation.
You need a device that allows you to:
- measure and record temperature
- turn on and off the heating installation
- interrogate the state of power switches
Each
QMBox device may contain from one to eight multi-channel cards -
choose the case that suits the number of channels you need;
Software
The
QMLab software suite is a universal software tool for working with
QMBox devices. It allows performing most standard tasks within
measurement automation.
The QMLab suite includes:
- data recorder
- oscilloscope
- spectrum analyzer
- generator of analogue signals
- primary data processing unit
Primary
data processing may include calibration, averaging, normalization in
accordance with IEC for a specific type of sensor, as well as a more
complex mathematical processing. For example, for thermocouples
there is an automatic software compensation of cold junction and
linearization of the transfer parameter.
Obtained data is saved
in standard text and binary formats suitable for conventional and
specialized data processing programs (Excel, MathLAB, Cool Edit pro,
etc.).
The generator of analogue signals, included in QMLab
software suite, supports all QMBox series DAC devices. The program
allows you to use the DAC as a multichannel generator of sinusoidal
signals, DC signals, as well as signals of arbitrary waveforms (by
“playing” through the DAC user’s binary files of arbitrary length).
QMLab software suite is
free of charge and it is supplied with all our devices.
Software development kit (SDK package)
Apart
from the complete QMLab software suite, the QMBox delivery set
includes an SDK package. It consists of software and documentation
designed for users who would like to create their own applications for
working with QMBox devices. SDK software consists of function
libraries (API) and examples of software development.
The user
has a possibility to create full-blown applications using just a
limited number of library functions. These library functions are
written so that even an inexperienced programmer who is not
well-versed in multithreaded and object-oriented programming can work
with QMBox devices.
For more information see
http://www.audon.co.uk/usb_qmbox.html