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EVAL-CN0582-USBZ

Name: Analog Devices Inc. EVAL-CN0582-USBZ
Brand: Analog Devices
SKU: 584-EVAL-CN0582-USBZ
Price: 790.71 EUR
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584-EVAL-CN0582-USBZ

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EVAL-CN0582-USBZ

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Analog Devices

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Multiple Function Sensor Development Tools USB3.0 Multi-Channel IEPE DAQ and Tester

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Manufacturer:	Analog Devices Inc.
Product Category:	Multiple Function Sensor Development Tools
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Product:	Evaluation Boards
Type:	Vibration Sensor
Tool Is For Evaluation Of:	CN0582
Packaging:	Bulk
Brand:	Analog Devices
Product Type:	Multiple Function Sensor Development Tools
Series:	CN0582
Factory Pack Quantity:	1
Subcategory:	Development Tools

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Analog Devices Inc. EVAL-CN0582-USBZ USB 3.0 QuadChannel IEPE Vibration Sensor Measurement System (PDF)

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USHTS:: 8473301180
MXHTS:: 8473300401
ECCN:: EAR99

USB 3.0 Quad-Channel IEPE Vibration Instrument

Analog Devices Inc. EVAL-CN0582-USBZ USB 3.0 Quad-Channel IEPE Vibration Instrument System Board reads data from analog (IEPE). The analog IEPE inputs can contain current source switches for sensors needing external power and an individual channel offset voltage setting. Aside from sensor data reading, the board can provide a variable amplitude and frequency sinusoidal signal to an external vibration shaker as a stimulus. This ability makes the board capable of providing a signal to an external shaker and measuring the data from a mounted sensor, forming a closed feedback loop.