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Data Acquisition and Signal Conditioning

Learn how Rochester's product replication can provide a viable solution for obsolescence management for the military and aerospace industries. Read more...

When standard off the shelf signal conditioning solutions will not do the job, Dataforth design and engineering team is ready to help with customized signal conditioning products meeting your needs. Read more...

In the early days of electrification, Edison distributed DC electric power. Tesla and Westinghouse had a better idea, AC. There was, and is, a need to understand the equivalence of the two. The most basic unit of interest is power measured in Watts. A Watt is a measure of the flow of energy in joules/second. The utility company billing unit is the kilowatthour, or 3,600,000 joules.
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Competitive cross-references for Analog Devices 5B and 7B Signal Conditioning modules available. For specific performance comparison, please review respective datasheets. Read more...

A Tech Note: Analog data is stored by modern acquisition systems in digital form. Therefore, analog information must first be transformed to its digital equivalent. Read more...

In order to understand MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures) it is best to start with something else -- something for which it is easier to develop an intuitive feel. Read more...

The ability to effectively measure and control industrial processes is essential for reliable automation, data acquisition, and quality assurance in today's industrial environment. Signal conditioners are the vital link between analog input signals from sensors, and your process control equipment. Read more...

Signal conditioners are the vital link between analog input signals from sensors, and your process control equipment. Dataforth line of isolated analog signal conditioners includes two mechanical formats: plug-in-the-panel, and DIN rail mounted products. Read more...

Dataforth Corporation issued a Declaration of Conformity on April 27, 2021, stating that their product family of DSCT two-wire transmitter modules is in conformance with the 2019 EN60079-15 standard, and therefore is now ATEX compliant for use in hazardous locations. Read more...

Dataforth’s DSCA High Performance DIN Modules Receive Latest ATEX Certification Read more...