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24-Bit, 204.8 kS/s Sound and Vibration Measurements

24-Bit, 204.8 kS/s Sound and Vibration Measurements
  • 118 dB dynamic range
  • 24-bit resolution sigma-delta ADCs and DACs
  • 2-input/2-output and 4-input devices available
  • 6 gain settings for input ranges from ±316 mV to ±42 V
  • Simultaneous sampling, antialiasing protection, and TEDS support
  • 204.8 kS/s maximum sampling rate

The National Instruments 446x 24-bit dynamic signal acquisition (DSA) devices for sound and vibration measurements are designed for high-accuracy time- and frequency-domain measurements. With 118 dB dynamic range and six gain settings from ±316 mV to ±42 V, NI 446x devices are ideal for audio test applications including amplifier and ADC/DAC test. When combined with the NI Sound and Vibration Measurement Suite, NI 446x devices can perform noise emissions test, acoustic holography, frequency response, swept sine, and other analyses.

Recommended Software
NI sound and vibration analysis software, including the NI Sound and Vibration Measurement Suite and the NI Sound and Vibration Toolkit, provides signal processing functionality for performing audio measurements, fractional-octave analysis, frequency analysis, transient analysis, and order tracking. NI analysis software features NI Sound and Vibration Assistant interactive software for quickly acquiring, analyzing, and logging acoustic, noise, and vibration data. With a configuration-based, flexible measurement library and open-analysis capability, Sound and Vibration Assistant is designed for quick data capture through a unique software-based measurement approach to create customized applications.

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