New 200 MS/s 8-bit A/D transient recorder / oscilloscope board

[Bob]

Two new high-speed measurement boards are now available:

- UF2030 2 channels, 200 MS/s, 8-bit A/D's, 16 MSample signal memory
- UF2031 4 channels, 200 MS/s, 8-bit A/D's, 16 MSample memory

- both provide true simultaneous sampling
- onboard memory expandable to 512 MSample (512 MB)
- synchronized multi-card systems can be configured
- high measurement repetition frequencies
- 22 different trigger conditions, internal and external triggers

There are now more than 50 different high-speed A/D, D/A and Digital
I/O boards in the UltraFast series - the widest high-speed range of
measurement / generation boards from a single manufacturer.

Data sheets are available for download (no registration required):

http://
www.strategic-test.com/transient_recorders/

[Alberto]

Hi Bob,
I might be interested in your products, but why don't you use conventional and more polite means to advertize them instead of this NI forum?
P.S. I'm not an NI man.
So long,
Alberto

[Ben]

I like these type of posts.

I do not always have a say in what type of hardware my customers buy. I also do not have the time to repeatedly search the web for new products.

Ben

[Bob]

Hi Alberto,

We thought long and hard before posting our message - very nervous not
to cause offence.

It's really difficult today for smaller companies to get their message
out there, the traditional methods of exhibitions and print
advertising just don't work - most of the engineers / scientists that
we know don't have the time to read or travel to exhibitions.

Another option is to buy mailing lists and do mailshots, or provide
those free inserts that fall out of magazines. This is OK if you are
willing to accept the environmental issues.

So we focus on our website which is updated pretty much every week and
on-line advertising, or subscribed email lists.

I do understand your position and am grateful for the comment. I hope
that the above helps you understa
nd the problems of the smaller
companies and that we did consider this posting carefully.

Best regards

Bob

alberto wrote in message news:<50650000000500000021D40000-1042324653000@exchange.ni.com>...
> Hi Bob,
> I might be interested in your products, but why don't you use
> conventional and more polite means to advertize them instead of this
> NI forum?
> P.S. I'm not an NI man.
> So long,
> Alberto