USB Programmable Series
USB Programmable Instrumentation Amplifiers and Filters USBPGF-S1 Low Pass Filter USBPBP-S1 Band Pass Filter USBPHP-S1 High Pass Filter USBPIA-S1 Instrumentation Amplifier USBDR-8 Multi-Channel Rack USBPxx-S1/DCR DC Power Regulator SystemViewUSBPxx Software & SDK Request Product InformationUSB Programmable Instrumentation Amplifiers and Filters
Software-Controlled Signal Conditioning from DC to 200 kHz
The USBPxx-S1 series delivers fully programmable instrumentation amplifiers with a variety of variable filters. All parameters — gain, cutoff frequency and more — are controlled via simple USB commands. Each filter has a factory configured characteristic with choices of Butterworth, Bessel, Cauer Elliptic or compromise Linear Phase.
Signal conditioning systems can be built from one channel to hundreds of channels all under individual channel software control.
Available Models
USBPGF-S1 — Programmable Instrumentation Amplifier with
Low Pass Filter USBPBP-S1 — Programmable Instrumentation Amplifier with
Band Pass Filter USBPHP-S1 — Programmable Instrumentation Amplifier with
High Pass Filter USBPIA-S1 — Programmable Gain Instrumentation Amplifier USBDR-8 — 8-Channel Rack with any combination of the above
Low Pass Filter USBPBP-S1 — Programmable Instrumentation Amplifier with
Band Pass Filter USBPHP-S1 — Programmable Instrumentation Amplifier with
High Pass Filter USBPIA-S1 — Programmable Gain Instrumentation Amplifier USBDR-8 — 8-Channel Rack with any combination of the above
Key Features
- Anti-alias protection with programmable low pass filters
- Remove DC bias with programmable high pass filters
- Programmable band pass filters that simultaneously provide anti-alias protection and remove DC bias
- Software-selectable gain from 1 to 10,000
- Frequency range: DC to 200 kHz
- Simple USB control with API libraries for LabVIEW, MATLAB, C++, C#, Python, and more
Perfect for vibration analysis, microphone/hydrophone signal conditioning, strain gauge measurement, and any application requiring clean, software-controlled sensor signals.