Data Acquisition System – An Overview

The idea of data acquisition system(DAQ) was first established in 1963, and its principal application was the use of software to monitor or manage physical entities.

The IBM 7700 Data Acquisition system, which was the first computer announced specifically for data acquisition duties, was developed by IBM.

In 1964, the IBM 7700 Data Acquisition and Control System was superseded by the more potent IBM 1800.

Today’s computer capabilities have undergone a significant change as a result of technological advancement, enabling us to process and store data swiftly in a variety of ways.

An excellent illustration of this is DAQ systems. These tools can record information from a real system and save it in a way that makes it simple to access for future engineering or scientific analysis.

A data acquisition system (DAQ) is something that stores data so that you may retrieve observations on other devices.

A DAQ functions best when data is being tracked by one or more devices at once.

There are many different applications and interfaces available with data acquisition technologies from Measurement Computing.

Whether you need to measure current, voltage, temperature, strain, or digital signals, MCC has high-quality hardware along with supporting software and drivers for an efficient and specialized data acquisition solution for your particular application.

Data Acquisition System [DAQ]- An Overview