Low cost remote data acquisition system
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McKee, Kristoffer
Forbes, Gareth
Mazhar, Muhammad Ilyas
Entwistle, Rodney
Howard, Ian
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2013Type
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McKee, Kristoffer K. and Forbes, Gareth L. and Mazhar, Ilyas and Entwistle, Rodney and Howard, Ian. 2013. Low cost remote data acquisition system. Acoustics Australia. 41 (3): pp. 234-237.
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Acoustics Australia
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Remote data acquisition (RDAQ) is required in a number of vibration and noise measurement settings. Specialised systems exist for RDAQ, however they require significant investment to set up. This paper describes a low cost method of RDAQ which utilises a laptop computer, data acquisition system and a USB internet dongle. The system described in this paper would allow a professional vibration/noise measurement specialist to modify their existing data acquisition system for remote use with minimal cost. The system was tested both in an industrial and an academic setting for verification.
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