Hioki – MEMORY HiCORDER MR8880
| Aplicatii | Automotive, Educational, R&D |
| Canale (DAQ) | <16 |
| Familie | MR8880 |
| Parteneri | Hioki |
| Rezolutie | 14 bit |
| Sampling | 10kS-1MS |
| Software dedicat | Da |
| Temperatura (DAQ) | Nu |
Detalii produs Hioki – MEMORY HiCORDER MR8880
Hioki Memory HiCorders are high-speed waveform monitoring and recording devices that can simultaneously measure multiple quick-changing phenomena due to complete isolation between channels and from each channel to the ground. The MR8880 is a data acquisition (DAQ) recorder built in with 4 analog channels that can accept direct input of 600V, enabling measurements of 3-phase systems.
Measuring Current Waveforms: How to Use Hioki Memory HiCorders
Learn how to use the Hioki MR8880’s trigger function to definitively record the startup current when a motor is powered on.
Pre-trigger settings let you capture details about the situation before and after the trigger is activated, and numerical data of the peak current waveform can be easily identified using the built-in cursor functions.
Key Features
- CAT III 600V isolation performance; directly measure a 480V power line
- 4 completely isolated channels let you simultaneously record data on a 3-phase power line plus have one extra channel
- Tough against harsh environments; -10°C to 50°C operating temperature range
- Built to withstand mechanical shocks and vibrations (ships standard with side protectors)
- Make settings easily with PRESETS function
Recording PLC Timing: How to Use Hioki Memory HiCorders
Watch this video to learn how to use logic probes to analyze the timing of control signals via the 8 logic and 4 analog channels built-in to the Hioki MR8880. Based on the AND / OR settings, the MR8880’s trigger will activate with respect to the specified logic level. Pre-trigger settings let you capture details about the situation before and after the trigger is activated.
Recording Voltage Drop During a Power Outage: How to Use Hioki Memory HiCorders
Watch this video to learn how to easily detect when a voltage drop on the commercial power supply will occur by using the trigger function on a Hioki Memory HiCorder and setting the peak waveform level as the voltage level. The waveforms can also be automatically printed onsite and saved to portable external media for later analysis on a PC.
