January 1968 | Technical Memorandum TM ITS 113
An Inexpensive Digital Data Acquisition System, Research Laboratories Technical Memorandum
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H. L. Steadman, “An Inexpensive Digital Data Acquisition System, Research Laboratories Technical Memorandum,” Technical Memorandum TM ITS 113, U.S. Department of Commerce, Environmental Science Services Administration, Institute for Telecommunication Sciences and Aeronomy, January 1968.
H. L. Steadman
Abstract: In this report is described a highly flexible digital data acquisitions system that can be duplicated for $8,000. The system is for VLF research, but it could be easily adapted to a wide variety of problems. It is capable of sampling up to 16 channels of 2 signals each, digitizing each signal in a 10-bit code and punching the output on paper tape, showing time and other identification at a rate of up to 100 channels / second. The system is easily expandable in a number of ways to provide increased capabilities.
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