The USB audio interface “RogaDAQ2” is a compact 2-channel IEPE sensor data acquisition device for recording and analysis.
It is equipped with a widely used USB interface so that no additional driver installation is required.
In addition to AC/DC inputs, the device can also directly support IEPE sensors such as microphones, accelerometers and impulse hammers.
Different input ranges of 10 V, 5 V or 30 V allow optimum adjustment of the sensor signal-to-noise ratio. Other measuring range combinations are available on request.
Anti-aliasing filters are set automatically to ensure data integrity for sound and vibration analysis.
A bandwidth of DC to 24 kHz per channel and simultaneous sampling make the RogaDAQ2 extremely flexible and allow it to be used with all software packages that support USB audio devices.
RogaDAQ2
- Price: 839 €
Analog Input | 2ch single ended BNC, IEPE, AC, DC |
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Simultaneously sampling ADCs | 2 |
ADC Resolution | 24 Bit |
Sampling rate | 48 kHz |
Range input on request | ±10 Volt ±30 Volt |
AC- or DC-coupling | Selectable |
IEPE sensor supply | 4 mA – 24 Volt |
Anti-Aliasing filter | Self adjusting |
Accuracy | better ± 0,1 dB |
Dynamic Range | 124 dB（FFT-based) |
THD | < 0,005%, |
Frequency Response | DC – 24 kHz (± 0,05 dB)
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With IEPE Supply |
0.3 – 24 kHz (± 0,05 dB) |
Powered by USB Port | Power consumption < 1W |
Temperature range | 0 to + 50 °C |
Dimensions | 85 (w) x 132 (d) x 35 (h) mm |
Weight | 230 g |
Supported operating systems: Windows
Software compatibility: ARTA – Audacity – DASYLab – imc WAVE – LabVIEW – ME’Scope – NVH-IMP – NVH-FFT – Visual Analyzer – WavePad Sound Editor – Sigview – Soundcard Oscilloscope – SO Analyzer – SpectraPLUS-RT – SpectraPLUS-SC – Multi-Instrument
AC-, DC- and IEPE On / Off via Windows Sound Mixer RogaDAQ2 Setting.
Here you will find operating instructions for activating the AC/DC coupling and the IEPE sensor supply independently of the channel.
RogaDAQ2 AC/DC Coupling Setting
Low frequency measurement with seismic IEPE accelerometer
The RogaDAQ2 USB DAQ was designed for use in sound and vibration measurement technology.
You can control two analog inputs independently to turn the IEPE supply on or off.
For instance, you could connect a seismic IEPE accelerometer to channel 1 and a DC-coupled magnetic field sensor to channel 2 to figure out the best setup for an MRI system.