Quanser’s ground-breaking data acquisition technology delivers reliable real-time Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) performance. With an integrated terminal board and USB connectivity, our Q2-USB and Q8-USB DAQs offer easy and quick access to signals. Closed-loop rates of up to 2 kHz, low I/O latency times, and easy connectivity make the Q2-USB and Q8-USB ideal for teaching controls concepts. Alternatively, the PCI-based QPIDe offers researchers a precise way to acquire large amounts of data. The QPIDe is suitable for complex controls applications such as aerospace and haptics where sampling rates of 10 kHz can be achieved due to ultra-low I/O latency and simultaneous sampling of each I/O type.
With a wide range of inputs and outputs, you can easily connect and control a variety of devices instrumented with analog and digital sensors, including encoders. Quanser data acquisition devices are fully supported in Simulink® by a QUARC® Simulink blockset - the most efficient way to develop, deploy and validate real-time applications on the hardware. Furthermore, the Quanser HIL SDK provides APIs for C, C++, .NET, and MATLAB®.
The Quanser Q8-USB is a single-point I/O, eight-channel data acquisition device that delivers reliable real-time performance via a USB interface. Low I/O conversion times, easy connectivity, and 2 kHz max closed-loop control rate makes the Q8-USB an ideal DAQ for rapid prototyping and Hardware-In-The-Loop (HIL) development. With a wide range of inputs and outputs, you can easily connect and control a variety of devices instrumented with analog and digital sensors, including encoders – all with one board.
The Quanser Q2-USB is a single-point I/O, two-channel data acquisition device that delivers reliable real-time performance via a USB interface. Low I/O conversion times, easy connectivity, and 2 kHz max closed-loop control rate makes the Q2-USB an ideal DAQ for rapid prototyping and Hardware-In-The-Loop (HIL) development. With a wide range of inputs and outputs, you can easily connect and control a variety of devices instrumented with analog and digital sensors, including encoders – all with one board.
This PCIe-based data acquisition board is ideal for rapid control prototyping and delivers superior real-time performance for your workstation. QPIDe originated from National Instruments RIO technology and is compatible with both LabVIEW™ and MATLAB® to give you easy and quick access to signals.
The Quanser Terminal Board for NI myRIO connects an NI myRIO device to Quanser control plants. It has two analog inputs, two analog outputs, and two single-ended encoder input interfaces. You can access all inputs and outputs simultaneously using unbuffered single-point reads and writes, which is ideal for real-time control.
The Quanser Q1-cRIO is a C series module for the National Instruments CompactRIO controller. The Q1-cRIO module has been designed specifically for controls education and allows to easily interface with most Quanser control experiments. The Q1-cRIO has one analog input, one analog output, and two configurable single-ended encoder input interfaces.
