Grant Instruments SQ2020
Squirrel 2020 series offers high performance universal data loggers packed with powerful features to provide great flexibility to handle a wide range of routine and demanding applications.
Hand-held and lightweight, the Squirrel 2020 models are easy, fast and convenient to use – either as stand-alone loggers or as PC-linked data acquisition systems in industrial and scientific research and quality assurance applications.
Twin processors, multiple 24-bit analogue-to-digital converters, up to 16 universal channels and a choice of communications methods ensure that the Squirrel 2020 series provides state-of-the-art data logging and communication capability for sophisticated applications needs.
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- Up to 16 universal inputs
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- High precision (0.05%)
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- Advanced data management to MMC/SD card or PC
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- Flexible communications (USB, Ethernet, RS232)
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- High speed option (100Hz)
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- Various Remote connection options e.g. via Ethernet or dial up modem
Key Features
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- Standalone data logger or link to a PC
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- Compact and portable
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- 8 to 16 universal analogue plus 8 digital inputs
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- Up to 16 derived /calculated channels
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- 4 alarm outputs
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- 4 pulse rate / counter inputs (2 at up to 64kHz, 2 at up to 100Hz)
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- Configured via integral interface or via PC
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- 05% basic accuracy
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- Up to 14 million readings
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- Removable MMC / SD card
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- In-built Ethernet networking capability (SQ2020-2F8 only)
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- USB and RS232 connectivity
Analogue inputs supported
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- Thermistors
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- Thermocouples
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- Pt100/Pt1000 (maximum of four 3 or 4-wire Pt100/1000 sensors)
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- Voltage
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- Current
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- Resistance
Key Capabilities
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- Create complex schedules of logging rates, triggers and alarm outputs
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- Scale and view readings in real time on the integral display or on a PC running SquirrelView or Excel
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- Display readings in preferred engineering units e.g. Hz, Bar, Pascals, Nm etc.
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- Select logging rates up to 100 readings per second on up to 2 channels (20Hz maximum on Squirrel model 2020-1F8)
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- Derive up to 16 calculated (virtual) channels from real input channels using mathematical functions
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- Concurrently sample channels at different sample speeds





