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Emerson expands NI USB DAQ product line

Emerson expands NI USB DAQ product line

Farnell has announced the addition of the new NI mioDAQ device to Emerson’s USB data acquisition (DAQ) product line.

The NI mioDAQ is Emerson’s most powerful bus-powered USB DAQ device to date, designed to simplify setup and enhance performance for engineering teams.

Built with engineers in mind, the NI mioDAQ combines modern mechanical design, USB Type-C connectivity, and a QR code-linked setup page to offer improved accessibility and ease of use. Its advanced measurement capabilities, powered by high-resolution and high-speed analog-to-digital converters, make it ideal for a variety of test and measurement applications.


Additionally, the device is compatible with FlexLogger Lite and supports popular programming languages such as LabVIEW, Python, C/C++, VB.NET, and C#.

Key applications include:

  •  ±10 Volt measurements
  • Cost-effective PCB power characterization
  • Test bench for electromechanical systems
  • Desktop electronics and firmware debugging

Christelle Mazella, Senior Manager, Test & Measurement at Farnell, said: “The NI mioDAQ offers a significant enhancement in data acquisition technology, delivering both superior performance and ease of use. Emerson’s focus on addressing the needs of engineers is evident in every feature of this device. At Farnell, we are pleased to provide our customers with a solution that accelerates their workflows and supports their drive for innovation.”

The NI mioDAQ includes all essential accessories, such as a USB cable, and offers a streamlined setup process. Its user-friendly design and bundled software enable engineers to achieve quicker time-to-first-measurement. Additionally, the NI mioDAQ seamlessly integrates with LabVIEW and LabVIEW+ Suite, delivering a complete solution for professionals in the test and measurement industry.

The NI mioDAQ is now available through Farnell in EMEA.

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