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Signatec Inc. differentiates itself from the competition by being one of the only single-source suppliers that works with its customers to build affordable, real-time signal technology systems, which includes but is not limited to data logging for advanced radar, SIGINT, ultrasound, imaging and other high-speed communications systems. Call us today!
Manufacturing and distributing a family of quality and value oriented industrial control products from product groups listed on our website, which include products like data logging, is how Red Lion Controls has built such an excellent reputation. With a worldwide sales presence, Red Lion is able to provide solutions for all your control and monitoring applications.
With a variety of thermocouple products and logging systems, such as data logging systems, DCC Corporation has established itself as a top notch designer and manufacturer in the technology solution industry. Their dependable products and systems are well made and vital to a number of industrial applications. For more information, visit their web site or give them a call today!
MetricTest is recognized worldwide for its commitment to providing the highest level of services for its customers. As an ISO certified company, MetricTest has met the quality standards of excellence set by the industry-respected International Standards Organization. Their products, which include data logging, analyzers, power supplies and oscilloscopes, are the best!
For over 45 years SOLTEC® Corporation has been providing test and measurement equipment like data logging, laser welders, resistance welders, thermal imaging and test robots to a variety of industrial markets. Their devotion to quality, affordable pricing and excellent customer service are all aspects that contribute to their success and popularity. Contact them today!
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Industry Information
Data Logging
Data logging is a type of data acquisition system and the terms are at times used interchangeably; however, while a data logger is always a type of data acquisition system, a data acquisition system is not always a data logger due to several key differences. Some of these differences include data loggers characteristically featuring slower sample rates and being stand-alone devices rather than requiring a connection with a PC as do most types of data acquisition systems. There are many different types of data loggers, so in order to optimize the data logging process it is important to know the specific application desired and the conditions that application requires. Some examples of the many different applications that data loggers are utilized for in various industries include: meteorology, for data acquisition of the weather such as wind speed, relative humidity and several other factors; and agriculture, useful for determining optimum planting conditions such as the soil moisture level; automotive, for testing, troubleshooting and maintenance of vehicles.
Since data loggers are defined in so broad of terms, they include a wide range of data storage devices. Able to store the data internally until the time comes to transfer it to a personal computer (PC), data loggers offer independence of operation. Not only able to store data, many data loggers offer additional function such as the ability to activate safety alarms, regulate temperature in sensitive environmental conditions and to control test conditions. For the most basic function of data storage, the data logging process begins with the instrument of device that transmits the signal or signals requiring translation or conversion. In order for the conversion of the signal to occur, a transducer is used in order to change the typically analog signal into an electric, or digital, signal that a computer is able to understand and utilize. There are many different design aspects of data loggers that make them better suited for certain applications. One example is that of the input signal. A data logger's input signal affects whether or not the data logging device will be compatible with the signals that the instrument or device is sending. Another example is the number of inputs that the data logger features, which can affect the application based on whether the device requires a single or multiple-channel data logger.
