Product category:
Stand-Alone Instruments
News Release from: New Forest Electronics | Subject: SDA-02
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 12 February 2003
Handheld data analyser keeps track of
the time
New Forest Electronics reckons its SDA-02 handheld serial data analyser is the first instrument of its type to incorporate a time-stamping function.
New Forest Electronics reckons its SDA-02 handheld serial data analyser is the first instrument of its type to incorporate a time-stamping function It works by providing an accurate time-stamp with each data character recorded
Ease of use is aided by a "relative" display mode which automatically calculates and displays the time between successive characters.
With a user selectable resolution of 1ms or 100us, the time-stamping performance is believed to be faster and more accurate than that of many PC-based analysers.
The accuracy of the time stamp is +0.2% or +1ms/100us, whichever is the greater, and the analyser includes a new 'detail' display mode, allowing any recorded data character to be shown in binary and hex.
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