Simple Multiplexing for Data Acquisition Systems
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Multiplexing: Easily expand your inputs and outputs
Simple Multiplexing
Use these signal multiplexing boards to connect signals, add functions, and provide an easy and cost-effective way to add inputs and outputs to your DAP-board data acquisition system – even if you need hundreds of them.
The use of expansion boards allows for monitoring and control of many channels with a single DAP. With multiplexing, a single DAP can handle up to 66 analog control outputs and 1024 digital control outputs based on as many as 512 analog inputs and 128 digital inputs.
A multi-DAP system potentially may have several thousand analog and digital inputs and outputs.
MSXB 086: Isolated 4-20 mA Input Signal Interface Modules
MSXB 085: Isolated Analog Input and Output Signal Interface Modules
MSXB 084: Isolated Analog Input Signal Interface Modules
MSXB 082: Channel-to-Channel Isolated High-Speed 16-Bit Analog Input Signal Interface Modules
MSXB 081: Channel-to-Channel Isolated 4-20 mA Current Loop Input Signal Interface Modules
MSXB 080: Channel-to-Channel Isolated 16-Bit Analog Input Signal Interface Modules
MSXB 078: Isolated Digital Signal Interface Modules
MSXB 076: Channel-to-Channel Isolated 16-Bit Analog Output Signal Interface Modules: Eight Channels per Module
MSXB 075: Channel-to-Channel Isolated 16-Bit Analog Output Signal Interface Modules: Four Channels per Module
MSXB 074: Channel-to-Channel Isolated 4-20 mA Current Loop Output Signal Interface Modules
MSXB 060 & MSXB 061: Differential Analog Input Expansion Boards
MSXB 056: 16-bit Analog Output Expansion Boards
MSXB 038: Digital Expansion Boards
MSXB 037: Analog Input Expansion Boards
Contact us – our engineers will help you specify the parts for your unique application.
Do you need a specific function added to your DAP system? Browse the function list. Or use the overview table.
Do you know the part number of the signal interface board you need? Browse the part number list.
Do you know the DAP board you use – or will use – and only want to see the signal interface boards that work with it?