DNA-PPC5-15D – 3-slot, Ethernet-based I/O, DAQ and Control Cube with PowerPC CPU
5-layer, 100Base-T I/O, Data Acquisition and Control Cube with PowerPC CPU and SD slot
The “-15D” version of the PowerDNA Cube is an even more rugged edition of the already rugged, compact and Ethernet-based DAQ Cube. Its flexible range of I/O configurations makes it ideally suited for a wide variety of industrial, aerospace and laboratory data acquisition and control applications.
Features
- Slots for 3 I/O boards
- Over 70 I/O boards available
- dSub power connector
- Standard Ethernet 100BaseT Interface
- Inter-Cube sync interface
- Supports Standalone operations as a logger or with embedded Linux application
- Rugged: Tested -40 to +85 °C, 5g vibration, 100g shock
- Compact: 4″ x 4.1″ x 4″
- Up to 75 Ain or 144 DIO per cube
- Stream data over Ethernet
- Real-time: 1000 I/O scans in < 1 millisecond
- Complete Windows, Vista, Linux and RT OS support
- LabVIEW, MATLAB support and more
The heart of every PowerDNA system is the Cube. The DNA-PPC5 Cube is 4″ x 4.1″ x 4″ and is packed with power and flexibility. Each I/O Cube consists of two primary subsections. The top level of the cube provides the Cube Controller, Network Interface and power supply. The lower levels of the cube provide I/O slots.
With over 25 different I/O boards available, PowerDNA is sure to offer a configuration perfectly matched to your application.
The PowerDNA Cube is supported by all popular Windows, Vista, Linux and Real-time operating systems. Our UEIDAQ Framework provides a simple and universal API and supports all common programming languages. The Cube is also fully supported by an extensive array of application packages including LabVIEW, MATLAB, and more.
Standalone Data Recorder/Logger operation is also available based on the PowerDNA Cube architecture. Should you decide you need the stand alone capability, the PPC series cubes may be upgraded to a UEILogger via a software upgrade.
The embedded Linux tool kit allows users to develop custom DAQ and control applications on their PC and then deploy them to run standalone on PPC series cubes (call for availability of this toolkit).
