On Thursday, April 30th at 2:00pm ET, our partner FLW Southeast will be hosting a 30 minute webinar presented by Joseph Daniels and Bernhard G. Gruber of Gantner Instruments. Both will cover the key items that engineers should consider when evaluating new DAQ systems – from signal conditioning and I/O distribution to multi-party configuration to real-time monitoring and Cloud storage capabilities. Joseph will also review Gantner’s new Q.series X system and how it can meet these challenges as well as position engineers for future expansion and new technologies implementation
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Top Considerations for Selecting a Data Acquisition System for Testing Application
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April 30, 2020
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