Advantech’s USB-4716 is a multifunctional USB data acquisition module with 16-bit resolution and a 200 KSps sampling rate.
Equipped with 16 analog input channels, two analog output channels and 16 digital input/output channels, this module features both unipolar and bipolar input ranges and also includes a pulse output channel. It has been specifically designed within a palm-sized enclosure, making it convenient for field use, yet powerful enough for use as an installed data acquisition module.
The USB-4716 comes with a unique Advantech design in the form of a lockable USB cable. This ensures the connectivity of USB devices to the host system and prevents the USB DAQ device from being removed accidentally, allowing secure operation for critical applications. Additionally, the detachable onboard screw terminal can be connected directly to field signals, saving money from having to buy additional accessories, such as cables or wiring boards.
Provided with the USB-4716 are Advantech's ready-to-use development utilities, such as WaveScan. With this, engineers and scientists alike can enjoy high-quality measurement capabilities without complex programming. Furthermore, with its bus-powered design, no additional batteries or power supply is required. The user simply connects the module to any computer or notebook, installs the supplied software and the signal will connect directly to the module.
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