Which card under 150$?

[Delta_Force]

Which DAQ card do you suggest to buy (under 150$)
I use LV3.1 Student
Thank You

[wiebe@CARYA]

Hi,

If you are on a really tight budget, buy a I2C A/D convertor. I've got one
that has three analog inputs, and one analog output. It costs less then 6
dollar. You'll have to connect it to your serial port, and write your one
drivers. The ic only has 8 pins, all comunication goes through 2 wires (and
a ground).

If it is for educational projects, this will be a great exercise.

Regards,

Wiebe Walstra.



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Which DAQ card do you suggest to buy (under 150$)
I use LV3.1 Student
Thank You

[doobs]

Dataq has a WinDAQ starter kit which has four analog in and one analog outs
which connects to your com ports. The kit includes a copy of WinDAQ and you
can download LabVIEW drivers from their web page. It's $15 and is available
at

http://www.dataq.com/cgi-local/SoftCart.exe/115.htm?E+scstore

I've got one that I'm using to develop a weather station for one of my kid's
science project. It works fine. It certainly isn't fast but for the price it
can't be beat.

On Fri, 24 Nov 2000 12:20:46 +0100, "AIR Tech. Autom." wrote:

>Hi,
>
>If you are on a really tight budget, buy a I2C A/D convertor. I've got one
>that has three analog inputs, and one analog output. It costs less then 6
>dollar. You'll have to connect it to your serial port, an
d write your one
>drivers. The ic only has 8 pins, all comunication goes through 2 wires (and
>a ground).
>
>If it is for educational projects, this will be a great exercise.
>
>Regards,
>
>Wiebe Walstra.

===========================================================================
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Christopher Dubea Phone: (504) 847-2280
Vice President of Engineering Fax: (504) 847-2282
Moving Parts L.L.C. email: cdubea@movingpart.com
P. O. Box 6117 URL: http://www.movingpart.com
Slidell, LA 70469-6117

[doobs]

Oops sorry, one digital out. No analog out.

On Fri, 24 Nov 2000 09:23:40 -0600, Chris Dubea wrote:

>Dataq has a WinDAQ starter kit which has four analog in and one analog outs
>which connects to your com ports. The kit includes a copy of WinDAQ and you
>can download LabVIEW drivers from their web page. It's $15 and is available
>at
>
>http://www.dataq.com/cgi-local/SoftCart.exe/115.htm?E+scstore
>
>I've got one that I'm using to develop a weather station for one of my kid's
>science project. It works fine. It certainly isn't fast but for the price it
>can't be beat.
>
>On Fri, 24 Nov 2000 12:20:46 +0100, "AIR Tech. Autom." wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>If you are on a really tight budget, buy a I2C A/D conver
tor. I've got one
>>that has three analog inputs, and one analog output. It costs less then 6
>>dollar. You'll have to connect it to your serial port, and write your one
>>drivers. The ic only has 8 pins, all comunication goes through 2 wires (and
>>a ground).
>>
>>If it is for educational projects, this will be a great exercise.
>>
>>Regards,
>>
>>Wiebe Walstra.
>
>===========================================================================
>SolidWorks Research Partner National Instruments Alliance Member
>
>Christopher Dubea Phone: (504) 847-2280
>Vice President of Engineering Fax: (504) 847-2282
>Moving Parts L.L.C. email: cdubea@movingpart.com
>P. O. Box 6117 URL: http://www.movingpart.com
>Slidell, LA 70469-6117

===========================================================================
SolidWorks Research Partner National Instruments Alliance Member

Christopher Dubea Phone: (504) 847-2280
Vice President of Engineering Fax: (504) 847-2282
Moving Pa
rts L.L.C. email: cdubea@movingpart.com
P. O. Box 6117 URL: http://www.movingpart.com
Slidell, LA 70469-6117

[davidxc]

Try DI-194 from DATAQ for $15 or DI-151RS for $99, and find the labview driver at

www.ultimaserial.com/classroom.html