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DAQ HAT Library

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Open Source Bibliothek für C/C++® und Python™

DAQ HAT Library

 

 

HIGHLIGHTS

Die Open Source Bibliothek für C/C++ und Python ermöglicht die Anwendungsentwicklung für MCC DAQ HAT Module für den Raspberry Pi unter Linux.

Enthält Quellcode und Beispiele

Verfügbar zum Download auf GitHub https://github.com/mccdaq/daqhats .


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DAQ HAT Library Die Open Source Bibliothek für C/C++ und Python erlaubt die Entwicklung von Applikationen für die MCC DAQ HAT Module für den Raspberry Pi unter Linux.
* Preise zzgl. 16% MwSt.

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MCC 118
Februar 06, 2020
Excellent daq Hat

I bought the hat for acquiring 4 channels of analog data at 16k samples/s per channel .After installing the hat c-libraries, I was able to easily modify one of the given c-code examples and compile successfully. I was a bit skeptical, but I am now presently surprised.The raspberry pi processor cores didn’t even get much load at all. It looks like most of the processing work was done by the hat hardware. I highly recommend this product. Thx.

  • Beruf: Propulsion engineer
  • Branche: Aerospace
  • Anwendung: Space
  • Von: Orlando Florida
  • Firmengröße: 501-1000
  • Software: MATLAB
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MCC 118
Januar 23, 2020
Great Hat!!

Works so well for so many applications. One project in the works going great, Just got another one for a second project. Great Support for someone new (Like me) to Python and the Raspberry Pi.

  • Beruf: Test Engineering Tech
  • Branche:
  • Anwendung: Pressure Control, Chart recording
  • Von: MA
  • Firmengröße: 5000*
  • Software: Python
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MCC 118
September 24, 2019
Great little DAQ

Awesome product! I used it for log my homebrew sessions and keep track of my temps!

  • Beruf: Homebrewer
  • Branche: Engineering
  • Anwendung: Controls / Automation
  • Von: Camas, WA
  • Firmengröße: 1-100
  • Software: DASYLab
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MCC 118
Januar 30, 2019
Cool data logger

Getting the software and libraries isn't intuitive for people new to Raspberry Pi. Still working my way thru that. The board seems to be high quality, it fits perfectly, the hardware is great, and overall it just kinda cool. Once I figured this one out I hope to start using multiple hats.

  • Beruf: Reliability Engineer
  • Branche: Power production
  • Anwendung: Various
  • Von: New Hampshire
  • Firmengröße: 1001-5000
  • Software: NI LabView
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MCC 118
Oktober 08, 2018
Good product, excellent customer service

Measurement Computing customer service was extremely helpful in getting up an running.

  • Beruf: Electrical Engineer
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  • Von: Wixom, MI
  • Firmengröße: 101-500
  • Software: C++/C#/VB
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We are trying to use the MCC118 with a MCC152. Only the board with address 0 is listed (the address jumper on the boards were swapped and consistently only the board with address 0 appears). Where could the problem be?

  • Job Title: Project Engineer
  • Industry: Test and Measurement
  • Application: Voltage Monitoring
2 months ago
Den338 Johannesburg, South Africa


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If you change your board stack, you must update the saved EEPROM images so that the library has the correct board information. You can use the DAQ HAT Manager or the command: sudo daqhats_read_eeproms The DAQ Hat Manager is a tool located on your Raspberry Pi system. Click Start >> Accessories >> MCC DAQ HAT Manager. Click Read EEPROMs button.

2 months ago
Measurement Computing

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As of LabVIEW 2020, compatibility with Raspberry Pi boards is officially supported. Is there any support for using these HATs with LabVIEW or is any planned to be developed?

  • Job Title: Lead Software Engineer
  • Industry:
  • Application:
3 months ago
jkuehn Chicago


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MCC offers support for C (Linux) and/or Python only. LabVIEW is not a supported programming option for the MCC HATs. Currently there is no LabVIEW development in process for the HATs.

3 months ago
Measurement Computing

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Is it possible to use the HAT with Ubuntu and an up-board?

  • Job Title: engineer
  • Industry:
  • Application:
5 months ago
@dam Frankfurt


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Unfortunately, the MCC HATs are not compatible with the UP board. They are designed to run only on the Raspberry Pi platform. An alternative would be to run our UL for Linux and our USB DAQ devices with Ubuntu and the UP board. You can find a list of supported hardware at: https://www.mccdaq.com/PDFs/Manuals/Linux-hw.pdf

5 months ago
Measurement Computing

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Can the MCC 118 external trigger input be used to stop a scan? If the trigger mode is set to "active high" for a continuous scan so that the scan is started when the trigger line goes high, will the scan then be stopped when the trigger line goes low?

  • Job Title: Consultant
  • Industry:
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11 months ago
steve


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The trigger input can only start a scan. i.e. the trigger circuitry does not have a “gating” operation mode.

11 months ago
Measurement Computing

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Does hat have labview drivers for the MCC DAQ Voltage Measurement DAQ HAT for Raspberry Pi?

  • Job Title: Analyst
  • Industry: Manufacturing
  • Application: DAQ
14 months ago
Matthews Belmont, CA


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Current support for the MCC HATs is only in C and Python.

14 months ago
Measurement Computing

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If I stack 6 of these boards on top of each other to measure 48 voltage points, will the measurements be done simultaneously or something like all within 1 second?

  • Job Title: Student Researcher
  • Industry: University
  • Application:
14 months ago
wsbz


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The measurements will not be performed simultaneously for all channels because of the MCC 118 architecture. Each MCC 118 has a single ADC that switches its inputs to the different channels on the board. The minimum time to sample all 8 channels on a board is 8/100 kHz = 80 microseconds (plus software overhead to configure a scan and retrieve the data), but multiple boards can be configured to perform their sampling in parallel so all 6 boards could be sampling their channels during that same time.

14 months ago
Measurement Computing

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Hi, is it possible to have a variation of the MCC118 with differential analogue inputs ?

  • Job Title: Material Engineer
  • Industry: Semiconductor
  • Application:
14 months ago
Ernesst Houston


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Current support is only for single ended inputs. No other variations are available at this time. We do offer USB DAQ devices that support the Raspberry Pi. Several of these devices have both single ended or differential inputs (like our USB-1208FS-Plus) For a full list of supported hardware via our UL for Linux, please visit: https://www.mccdaq.com/PDFs/Manuals/Linux-hw.pdf

14 months ago
Measurement Computing

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  • Job Title: Install/Runoff Specialist
  • Industry:
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16 months ago
Michael


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Yes, all of the necessary components to install your MCC DAQ HAT (which include the stand-offs and the 2x20 header) are included with your order. Please refer to our hardware installation instructions for installing your MCC DAQ HAT. https://mccdaq.github.io/daqhats/hardware.html

16 months ago
Measurement Computing

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  • Job Title: EE
  • Industry:
  • Application:
18 months ago
Wally ATL


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Yes, The MCC 118 and the MCC 152 are compatible with one another. Up to eight different MCC DAQ HAT devices can be stacked onto one Raspberry Pi.

18 months ago
Measurement Computing

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  • Job Title: Hardware Engineer
  • Industry: Computer Hardware
  • Application: Test
19 months ago
Craig Edmonds,WA


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The Raspberry PI comes with the GCC C compiler already built in. If looking for a development environment, you can consider Code::Blocks, which is a free IDE that supports multiple compilers including GCC.

14 months ago
Measurement Computing

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