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Part # TRACERDAQPRO
Description  24-Bit Devices for Voltage, Temperature, or Bridge-Based Sensors
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Measurement Computing
(508) 946-5100
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info@mccdaq.com
mccdaq.com
USB-2404 Series
Features
•
Stopband bandwidth: The filter significantly attenuates
all signals above the stopband frequency (0.547 · ƒ
S, where
ƒ
S is the sample rate). The filter is used primarily to pre-
vent aliasing, so the stopband frequency scales precisely
with the sample rate.
The stopband rejection (100 dB) is the minimum amount
of attenuation applied by the filter to all signals with fre-
quencies within the stopband bandwidth.
•
Alias-Free bandwidth: Signals that appear in the alias-free
bandwidth these devices are not aliased artifacts of signals
at a higher frequency. The alias-free bandwidth (0.453 · ƒ
S)
is defined by the ability of the filter to reject frequencies
above the stopband frequency. The alias-free bandwidth
equals the sample rate minus the stopband frequency.
Terminal Connectors
Each channel has a 2-position detachable screw terminal for field
wiring connections. Ten additional two-position connectors are
available with the optional ACC-102 connector kit.
High-Voltage Applications
For high-voltage applications with the USB-2404-10 or the
USB-2404-60, MCC recommends using the ACC-160 backshell
to ensure that the terminals are not accessible. The backshell
also provides strain relief to protect the USB-2404-10/2404-60
screw terminals
For high-voltage applications with the USB-2404-UI, MCC
recommends using the ACC-176 backshell to ensure that the
terminals are not accessible.
Timing Options
The following timing options are supported. Each option is
optimized for different types of applications by using different
ADC conversion times.
•
High Speed – Optimized for high-speed applications at
the expense of noise rejection.
•
Best 60 Hz Rejection – Optimized for rejection of 60 Hz
noise.
•
Best 50 Hz Rejection – Optimized for rejection of 50 Hz
noise.
•
High Resolution – Optimized for maximum overall noise
rejection, and provides a good rejection of both 50 Hz and
60 Hz noise.
Refer to the analog input specifications for the conversion time
and rejection ratio of each option.
Terminal Connectors
Each channel has a 6-position detachable spring connector for
field wiring connections. Four additional six-position connectors
are available with the optional ACC-164 connector kit.
USB-2404-10 and USB-2404-60
The USB-2404-10 and the USB-2404-60 each provide four chan-
nels of 24-bit simultaneous analog inputs and a sampling rate
of 50 kS/s per channel, maximum. A master timebase frequency
controls the sample rate. The input voltage range is ±10 V for
the USB-2404-10, and ±60 V, for the USB-2404-60.
Anti-Alias Filtering
The anti-alias filter removes noise that may be present in the
signals prior to conversion. These devices combine analog and
digital filtering to accurately represent in-band signals while
rejecting out-of-band signals. The filters discriminate between
signals based on the frequency range, or bandwidth, of the signal.
Thepassband,stopband,andalias-freebandwidthsareimportant.
These devices represent signals within the passband frequency, as
quantified primarily by passband ripple and phase nonlinearity.
All signals within the alias-free bandwidth are either unaliased
signals or signals that have been filtered by at least the amount
of the stopband rejection.
•
Passband bandwidth: The signals within the passband
bandwidth have frequency-dependent gain or attenuation.
The small amount of variation in gain with respect to fre-
quency is the passband flatness. The device's digital filters
adjust the frequency range of the passband to match the
data rate, so, the amount of gain or attenuation at a given
frequency depends on the sample rate.



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