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The Technical Computing People
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A collection of Adept Scientific's archive news releases.

Free Catalogue
Introduces Strawberry
Tree's New Data
Acquisition Range

Adept Scientific has announced publication of a new Reference Guide and Catalogue covering Strawberry Tree Inc's latest range of data acquisition hardware and software. Designed to help users specify the right solution for their specific application, it includes a detailed practical primer on How to Choose A Data Acquisition System and a comprehensive Applications Reference Guide with recommendations for common data acquisition set-ups.

The Catalogue goes on to describe the new data acquisition product range, which maintains Strawberry Tree's reputation for reliable measurement performance, low noise and simple set-up and operation. Included are DATAshuttle Express, a parallel port data acquisition device that incorporates both transducer excitation and signal conditioning to allow direct connection of a wide variety of sensors; the DynaRes (Dynamic Resolution) series of low-noise boards which achieve exceptional levels of accuracy thanks to a unique voltage-to-frequency integrating converter; and a new, enhanced version 3 of WorkBench PC for Windows software, which uses an intuitive block diagram approach to setting up data acquisition applications.

The new Strawberry Tree Data Acquisition Guide and Catalogue is available free of charge on request from Adept Scientific plc, 6 Business Centre West, Avenue One, Letchworth, Herts. SG6 2HB; telephone (01462) 480055, fax (01462) 480213,
email: data.acq@adeptscience.co.uk; or from the Literature Selector service on Adept's Web site.

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For further information see:
 Data Acquisition boards (Low Noise)
 DATA Shuttle
 Workbench
 
Contacts: 
Product and Technical: Nigel Trevarthen
Editorial: Sandra Leigh

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