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Data Loggers


 

Why

Data loggers are used where a history is required. Data loggers can operate in different modes to suit the application, usually allowing control on how many data points you collect in a period and how long the period should be.
Data loggers can be configured to just record everything allowing you to see what led up to and what happened after a particular event of interest. Data loggers also have configurable setpoints which allow a different style of data logging to be used whereby only the data points outside of the setpoints is logged.
There are numerous ways of displaying the acquired data and the logging software has various set displays, but for more complex displays the data logging software offers the facility for the data to be exported so that spreadsheets and data bases can be used to manipulate the data and produce more complex output. The database output my be used to analyse variance across the datapoints of several sets of data.

 

EM-EYE EM EyeÒ-DL provides data logging capabilities for the monitoring of RF signal levels 2MHz to 2 GHz. It has average, peak and quasi peak detectors as per the requirements of CISPR16. The unit has wide ranging applications from general radio installation monitoring to EMC and ESD monitoring.
 


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