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EVAL-CN0579-ARDZ

Name: Analog Devices Inc. EVAL-CN0579-ARDZ
Brand: Analog Devices
SKU: 584-EVAL-CN0579-ARDZ
Price: 18063.28 PHP
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584-EVAL-CN0579-ARDZ

Mfr. #:

EVAL-CN0579-ARDZ

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Analog Devices

Description:

Multiple Function Sensor Development Tools 4-Channel IEPE Data Acquisition System

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Product Attribute	Attribute Value	Select Attribute
Manufacturer:	Analog Devices Inc.
Product Category:	Multiple Function Sensor Development Tools
RoHS:
Product:	Vibration Sensor Measurement System Evaluation Board
Type:	Evaluation Board
Tool Is For Evaluation Of:	CN0579
Packaging:	Bulk
Brand:	Analog Devices
For Use With:	Vibration Sensor
Product Type:	Multiple Function Sensor Development Tools
Series:	CN0579
Factory Pack Quantity:	1
Subcategory:	Development Tools

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Compliance Codes

CNHTS:: 8543909000
CAHTS:: 8473302000
USHTS:: 8473301180
MXHTS:: 8473300401
ECCN:: EAR99

Origin Classifications

Country of Origin:: China
Assembly Country of Origin:: Not available
Country of Diffusion:: Not available

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EVAL-CN0579-ARDZ Evaluation Board

Analog Devices Inc. EVAL-CN0579-ARDZ Evaluation Board is a 4-channel data acquisition system for high-resolution, wide-bandwidth, and high dynamic range IEPE-compatible sensors. The Analog Devices Inc. EVAL-CN0579-ARDZ is DC-coupled and analyzes complete data sets from IEPE vibration sensors (DC to 50kHz). The board uses the fast Fourier Transform (FFT) spectrum to predict machine faults based on position, amplitude, and number of harmonics.