Rapidly changing measurement, control and regulation tasks require flexible systems. With the Windows-based DASYLab software, you can easily develop and put into operation a wide range of applications in a very short time.
Easy to use: Data acquisition applications can be created graphically and interactively in the form of a data flow chart without any programming at all. The user simply places the function modules required for a task in the worksheet and links them with other modules using connecting lines that represent the signal flow.
Monitor, control, analyse: More than 120 analysis, control and visualisation modules are available to you, ranging from individual data acquisition functions to preconfigured standard sequences. You only need this single tool to reliably record, analyse, visualise, and process signals of all types.
Your benefits:
- Efficiency: With just one piece of software, you can quickly and precisely solve practically any task.
- Ready to use: As standard software, DASYLab is ready for immediate use.
- Convenience: Operation and navigation are as simple as could be, the possibilities are nearly endless.
- Flexibility: DASYLab supports a wide range of measurement hardware.
- Individuality: DASYLab can be easily adapted to individual requirements and expanded.
DASYLab is your reliable assistant for all data acquisition tasks such as:
- Capture and visualise measurement data
- Analyse signals
- Integrate control and regulation processes
- Automate test sequences
- Configure your own measurement instruments
- Create individual user interfaces on up to 200 layout pages and display them on multiple screens
- Add your own individual functionality (Python interface)
Contact us to set the free online demo session and get an idea of how this tool can help you in your daily work.
+44 (0) 203 695 710
Download the free 28-days trial of DASYLab 2020
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