The new DAS50 from Sefram looks more like a Swiss Army knife than a transient recorder, since it can be used as a digital multimeter, oscilloscope, transient recorder, data logger, thermometer and also AC power analyser.
• 4 universal analogue channels
• DC, AC+DC RMS voltage measurement, frequency, counter
• Temperature: thermocouple, Pt100/Pt1000 (option)
• Power analysis function
• 16 logical channels
• 10″ TFT panoramic LCD touch screen
• 1 Ms/s sampling rate
• 100 kHz bandwidth
• 32 Gb internal hard disk
• 32 Mword memory
• Autonomy: up to 9,5 hours (lithium-ion battery)
What makes this instrument really special is its simplicity. It is equipped with a capacitive touch screen, does not have a deep menu structure and it has a logical user interface. The only way to find out is to experience it for yourself. The recorder will be shown during the Power Electronics event, but should you like to evaluate it before or after this event, please contact us.
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