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Products => Test Equipment => Topic started by: olsenn on July 28, 2013, 03:29:12 pm
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What the hell are they doing now? Check out the Chinese version of www.rigol.com (http://www.rigol.com) and look at the "M300"
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M300 is a modular data acquisition and switch, with up to 10 plug-in modules:
- 6 ½ digits DMM module.
- Multiplexer Module.
- Matrix module.
- RF multiplexer module.
- Multifunction module.
Key specs and features are:
5-slot LXI mainframe with up to 320 switch channels
6 ½ digits DMM module can be enabled/disabled in any slots
Up to 100K buffer readings with time-stamp for the channel scanning
Different kinds of plug-in modules with built-in signal conditioning for the measurements
Math statistics
Supports Multi-frames cascaded
Friendly User interface with Online help
Standard SCPI commands
Powerful PC software and Web Control function
Multiple languages support
4.3' LCD color display
Complete connectivity: USB Device, USB Host, GPIB , LAN(LXI-C), RS232
The truth is that it must be a fancy.
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So other than the DMM, what does the shit do? What is a "matrix module" and what are the functions of a "multifunction module"?
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So other than the DMM, what does the shit do?
It is for adults only who need to acquire lots of data.
What is a "matrix module"
(http://www.rigol.com/upload/13-07/19/1374225749.jpg)
and what are the functions of a "multifunction module"?
(http://www.rigol.com/upload/13-07/19/1374225768.jpg)
If you are not familiar with the terms, well, as I said, this is adult stuff.
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So other than the DMM, what does the shit do? What is a "matrix module" and what are the functions of a "multifunction module"?
See this:
http://www.ni.com/switches/ (http://www.ni.com/switches/)
http://sine.ni.com/np/app/main/p/bot/no/ap/mi/lang/en/pg/1/sn/n17:mi,n21:12/sb/+nigenso7+default/fmid/3020/ (http://sine.ni.com/np/app/main/p/bot/no/ap/mi/lang/en/pg/1/sn/n17:mi,n21:12/sb/+nigenso7+default/fmid/3020/)
http://sine.ni.com/np/app/main/p/bot/no/ap/mi/lang/en/pg/1/sn/n17:mi,n21:12/sb/+nigenso7+default/fmid/3021/ (http://sine.ni.com/np/app/main/p/bot/no/ap/mi/lang/en/pg/1/sn/n17:mi,n21:12/sb/+nigenso7+default/fmid/3021/)
Wow Rigol is on track :)
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same thing as
http://www.home.agilent.com/en/pd-1756491-pn-34972A/lxi-data-acquisition-data-logger-switch-unit?nid=-33257.922596&cc=US&lc=eng (http://www.home.agilent.com/en/pd-1756491-pn-34972A/lxi-data-acquisition-data-logger-switch-unit?nid=-33257.922596&cc=US&lc=eng)
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If you are not familiar with the terms, well, as I said, this is adult stuff.
Adult stuff my ass; I've got more cock than a Smith & Weston! Doesn't give a person automatic knowledge of what functions are meant by "multifunction". So far it just looks to me like a logic analyzer that gives the current state of all bits on a bus.
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Adult stuff my ass; I've got more cock than a Smith & Weston! Doesn't give a person automatic knowledge of what functions are meant by "multifunction". So far it just looks to me like a logic analyzer that gives the current state of all bits on a bus.
It's for automated testing. The idea is that you can connect fifty test points up to your device and then scan through and measure them all. I've used one for thermal testing, you can run some wires out of the chamber for each test point and for your thermocouple, connect them all up to the machine. Whenever you want to make a measurement you set the relays appropriately and make the measurement over the LAN. You can make all of the measurements in a few milliseconds. It's much better than doing it manually unless you're blessed with an LXI-enabled multimeter for every test point in your device.
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If you are not familiar with the terms, well, as I said, this is adult stuff.
Adult stuff my ass; I've got more cock than a Smith & Weston! Doesn't give a person automatic knowledge of what functions are meant by "multifunction". So far it just looks to me like a logic analyzer that gives the current state of all bits on a bus.
Serious dude, if you can't figure it out by looking at the pretty pictures you still need to grow up. It is childish to run around and ask "what does the shit do?" when all you need to do was to look at the pretty pictures for five seconds.
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To be fair, I think "logic analyzer that gives the current state of all bits on a bus" was not too unreasonable an analysis to make of the pretty pictures if you have no clue what the thing does.
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Also at Rigol's international site, although there's no link to the M300 page in the menu system.
http://www.rigol.com/prodserv/M300/ (http://www.rigol.com/prodserv/M300/)
For detailed performance parameters and technical specifications, refer to M300 Series Datasheet (http://int.rigol.com/download/Oversea/M300/Datasheet/M300_DataSheet_EN.pdf)
I noticed it in the German Rigol distributor Batronix' Rigol product catalog, where they mention it as being released in September 2013: http://www.batronix.com/pdf/Rigol/Rigol-Product-Catalog-Batronix.pdf (http://www.batronix.com/pdf/Rigol/Rigol-Product-Catalog-Batronix.pdf)
(http://www.rigol.com/data/prodserv/int/274.jpg)
(http://www.rigol.com/upload/13-08/07/1375839647.jpg)
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This thread has been around a while...
Anyone used one of these?
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Anyone have an opinion on if the Rigol could be a viable alternative to an Agilent (Keysight) or Keithley in this area?
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Hi, any new experiences with M300? It has some features I am interested in. It could replace multiple NI and Keysight instruments in my application. It would have to run 24/7 in production for a few years.