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SR245 — Computer interface (GPIB & RS-232)
SR245 ... from  $1500
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SR245 — Computer interface
SR245 ... from  $1500
SR245 ... from  $1500
 
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  • Eight analog I/O ports
  • 8-bit digital I/O port
  • Two TTL I/O ports
  • RS-232 and GPIB interfaces
  • 3500 point sample memory
  • Simple command structure
  • Eight analog I/O ports
  • 8-bit digital I/O port
  • Two TTL I/O ports
  • RS-232 and GPIB interfaces
  • 3500 point sample memory
  • Simple command structure
  • Eight analog I/O ports
  • 8-bit digital I/O port
  • Two TTL I/O ports
  • RS-232 and GPIB interfaces
  • 3500 point sample memory
  • Simple command structure
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SR245 Computer Interface (GPIB & RS-232)

Overview
The SR245 Computer Interface module is a powerful tool for data acquisition. It provides both an analog and a digital interface between your computer and your experiment.
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SR245 Computer Interface (GPIB & RS-232)

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SR245 Computer Interface (GPIB & RS-232)

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SR245 Computer Interface

The SR245 Computer Interface module is a powerful tool for data acquisition. It provides both an analog and a digital interface between your computer and your experiment.

Analog I/O

The eight analog I/O channels can be designated through software as all inputs, all outputs, or as a combination of inputs and outputs. All channels have 13 bits of resolution over the ±10.24 VDC full-scale range, with 0.05 % accuracy.

Digital I/O

Two front-panel digital I/O bits are provided for use as counters or triggers and can be set or read by the computer. Additionally, an 8-bit input and an 8-bit output port are available (on an internal connector) for your own custom digital interfaces.

RS-232 and GPIB interfaces

Both RS-232 and GPIB interfaces are standard features of the SR245. Simple commands make programming easy from a variety of high level languages—all that's necessary is the ability to send and receive ASCII strings. For example, sending "?5" instructs the module to measure the voltage on the 5th analog input BNC. Other commands allow you to record in the module's 3500 point buffer memory, ramp an analog output at a specified rate (for gate scanning), or read the contents of a digital counter.