Acquisition Unit
An Acquisition Unit is a device used to collect and monitor data from various sensors and equipment in real time. It plays a key role in industrial automation, energy monitoring, and remote systems by gathering important information like voltage, current, temperature, or pressure. The unit processes this data, stores it temporarily if needed, and sends it to a central system such as a SCADA or cloud platform for analysis and decision-making. It often supports multiple communication protocols like Modbus or Ethernet, making it easy to connect with other devices.
Key Features
- Multi-Channel Data Acquisition
- High-Speed Sampling
- Signal Conditioning
- Protocol Support
- Data Storage and Buffering
- Real-Time Monitoring & Alerts
- Remote Configuration and Firmware Update