Handheld analog data logger for voltage or current
10 March 2004Test & Measurement
Products & Solutions
To measure and record voltage or current signals, Instrotech supplies a handheld data logger, manufactured in Germany by Ebro.
The 4 channel unit measures voltage in the ranges of 0-1/0-5/0-10 V and 0-20/4-20 mA for current. Offering a high accuracy of 0,1% of fullscale, the incorporated battery has a life span of five years with a memory of 4 x 10 000 readings.
The EBI Data Logger is sized at a compact 96 x 48 x 28 mm. The supplied EBI Winlog 2000 software (in either standard or Profi versions) provides graphics and table presentation of measured parameters, Y-Scale can be determined, calculations, overlay for a maximum of 32 curves and a programmable stop/start function for logging. RS232 interface to download and readout on a PC, is available.
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