USB Data aquisition board that works well with max msp ?
Hi,
I am looking for a multichannel USB data aquisition board (DAQ) that will work more or less immediately with max - I want to get a stream of numbers in realtime measuring my signal with the minimum of faffing around - though I would like to add a filter. I would also like it to have at least 1000 hz sampling rate per channel .Here is an example though I dont know if it works with max :
Any suggestions ?
PS I do not wish to use an arduino for various reasons
It looks like if you want the DI-149 to work faster than 240hz you have to pay an additional 195usd?
Cheers. maybe this would be a better example :
So I have a couple of questions :
1. I am measuring very tiny electrical impulses - typically 40 mv above a background noise of 20 mv - but I will probably use an instrumentation amplifier to boost this.Can the Teensy do this (eg does it offer differential inputs) ?
2. What is the sampling rate and is this divided amongst the channels ?
3. How do I get the channels into max as seperate streams ?
1) from my experience you'd be best off by amplification before hitting the device - thankfully amplifiers are extremely simple things.
2) dunno, you'll have to look for the docs.
3) see 2 - this is a fairly normal thing to be doing with these devices, so there should be precedents.
anyone else ?
Worth a look... http://www.phidgets.com/index.php
Some products here can sample at up to 50 kHz: http://labjack.com.
@Roald -
yes I have been looking at Labjacks stuff - its definately fit for purpose - how easily will it be to get the data into max though ?
There's an external for the U12 model here: http://ljcontroller.bzhtec.com/?ljp=download
Seems quite old but it's MacIntel-compatible however...
@Roald - that looks perfect but ... I am using a windows PC - any other suggestions ?
(don't say it - just....don't)
noone got anything working labjacks or NI gear ?