Modular instrumentation specialist Adlink, distributed by Acquisys, has just introduced two new DAQ modules with Ethernet interface, the MCM-216 and MCM-218.
These ultra-compact modules are based on ARM Cortex-A9 processors and can operate autonomously, without a host PC. They are ideally suited to IIoT applications involving sensor measurement and 24-hour status monitoring. Thanks to Gb Ethernet communication, data can be transmitted rapidly to the central site. The two Ethernet ports enable daisy-chain connections, reducing the cost of network equipment and extending the communication distance.
The MCM-216 and MCM-218 modules feature an integrated web console, enabling them to be configured and operated from a simple web browser.
The main features are shown below:
- 16-channel voltage input, 250 Ke/s, 16 bits (MCM-216)
- 8-channel current input, 250 Ke/s, 16-bit (MCM-218)
- 2 analog output channels, voltage or current, 100 Ke/s, 16 bits
- 4 digital inputs and 4 digital outputs
- 2 RJ45 Ethernet ports and 2 USB ports
- 1 GB DDR3 RAM and 4 GB Flash (eMMC) memory
- DC power supply 9 to 30 V
- RESTfull API
The MCM-216 and MCM-218 modules complete Adlink's range of MCM modules. This includes the MCM-100, a monitoring system for rotating machines, and the MCM-204 with 4 IEPE 128 Ke/s channels and 24-bit resolution.
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www.acquisys.fr