NASA NTRS ยท 19900000009
Portable High-Frequency Data-Acquisition System
Abstract
Compact unit made of readily available solid-state components. Proposed system for acquisition of rapidly changing data self-contained and portable. Conceived for monitoring such aerodynamic effects as flutter, vibration, shock, sound, and pressure. Offers precise and fast acquisition of data and large data-storage capacity: has maximum sampling rate of 125 kHz, access time of 15 ns, and 1-million-bit memory. Measures time with "smart" (microprocessor-controlled) watch that maintains calendar time for more than 10 years without external power. Provides standby power from "smart" battery furnishing up to 1 ampere-hour of charge if power from main batteries lost.
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Mustain, Roy W.. 1990-01-01. Portable High-Frequency Data-Acquisition System. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900000009
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