ADwin systems are used by engineers and scientists for data acquisition, automation and Real-Time control applications. ADwin always provides a very accurate, precise and deterministic timing, with a high
speed process execution.

ADwin-Gold-III is the newest member of the ADwin Real-Time systems family. It is compact and is designed for OEM applications to be used inside machines and devices. Like all ADwin systems it executes a fast, robust and flexible Real-Time code. It provides a powerful performance in a robust metal enclosure at a reasonable price.

ADwin-Gold III offers an extensive range of digital and analog interfaces. It can therefore be used in many areas. The XILINX ZYNQ with 1 GHz clock rate ensures top values in computing power and system response time.

Options provide additional functions as counters, encoder interfaces, serial, CAN bus and SSI interfaces. The system can be used in laboratories, on a DIN-rail in industrial machines, or in mobile and in-vehicle applications.

In conjunction with a notebook and a power supply of 10–35 V, it is not only easy to use for measurements in motor vehicles, but also in industrial environments.

ADwin-Gold III allows immediate and synchronous acquisition and output at the inputs and outputs, even for several Gold III devices in parallel.

Synchronous Actions, Scalable Performance

ADwin-Gold III allows immediate and synchronous acquisition and output at the inputs and outputs, even for several Gold III devices in parallel.

You want highly synchronized actions? Here you are: Send a Sync signal to the differential Sync inputs of one, two or more Gold III devices and see them all react simultaneously. You can even define a master device which triggers all devices in a specific time pattern.

You also benefit from the multiplied ADwin performance, which scales up with each additional devices.

With a simple software instruction, you define the actions of each device which are triggered at the same time: read an analog input, copy counter values, output digital signal patterns and some more.

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A high performance, 666 MHz dual-core XILINX ZYNQ™ processor, similar to the ADwin-Pro II, provides extensive real-time computing power for programs developed with ADbasic or from a Simulink model (ADsim). A GB Ethernet interface allows high-speed communication between the local processor and an external PC or workstation.

The ADwin-X-A20 can also be customized to serve as the basis for your OEM applications. By choosing the standard version customized with a range of additional options, the ADwin-X-A20 can be quickly integrated into low or large volume data acquisition and control projects.

Application Fields

• Test stand control and data acquisition
• Automotive and Aerospace test stands
• Dynamic component testing
• Material endurance tests
• Fast machine control applications
• Scientific and industrial research
• Production line automation systems
• Laboratory and mobile systems
• EOL – End of Line testing

Real-Time Functions

• Intelligent data acquisition
• Fast digital closed loop controller
• Multi-axis controller, PID, and others
• Online analysis of measurement data
• Complex trigger applications
• Online data reduction
• Signal generation, arbitrary, adaptive

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The ADwin-PRO-II Modular Real-Time Data Acquisition System is the successor of ADwin- Pro product family. The new T12 processor provides much faster operation and transmits data 10 times faster with the new Pro II bus. The PRO-II backplane support both the new Pro II I/O modules and the older Pro I modules.

• Pro-II systems offer the new T12 processor module which uses the Dual-Core ARM Cortex-A9. With 1 GHz clock speed and 1 GB of internal memory for program and data, the PRO-II’s processing power over 4x previous models. In addition, the processor’s 64-bit internal calculation enables double precision floating-point calculations.
• The T12’s accelerated Ethernet interface enables high-speed data transmission to the PC at more than 1 Gb/s.
• The bus bandwidth of up to 200 MByte/s significantly increases the capacity of the internal traffic between the processor module and the new Pro-II output modules.

The ADwin-PRO-II Modular Real-Time Data Acquisition System is Compatible

For all its superior performance the ADwin Pro-II remains compatible. On the backplane, both the new Pro-II and the present Pro-I bus work side by side so that all the existing input and output modules can be used.

The data exchange with the PC is fully compatible to work with all the interfaces (for VB, Matlab, etc.) as usual. Valuable ADbasic source code can be reused after just a few changes to the tried and tested algorithms which also benefit from the PRO-II’s higher processor speed.

Real-Time for Complex Applications

The new Pro-II system’s extraordinary speed enables applications demanding a high data rate. In addition, the fast T12 processor allows an intelligent pre-selection of relevant data, mathematical functions or digital channel filtering.

All new Pro-II modules run on the Pro II bus automatically sync. This allows fully-synchronized time measurements from multiple modules without any special software effort.

Housing Types for All Cases

The ADwin-PRO-II Modular Real-Time Data Acquisition System is available in the usual variety of robust housing for various applications: as a desk system for the lab, a portable system for travel or as a system for panel mounting.

The system’s 5-16 slots and ADwin’s wide variety of different modules are the ideal, flexible foundation for rapid real-time applications.

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The onboard SHARC DSP processor with its own local memory handles system management, data acquisition, on-line processing and control of outputs. Processing of each measurement can occur immediately after acquisition. The ADbasic control language allows users to program mathematical operations and functions which are executed immediately after each sampling step even at sampling rates as high as 100 kHz.

The ADwin software environment can be used under Windows (XP/Win7/Win8/Win10) and Linux, or as a stand-alone data acquisition system. Also, ADwin has drivers for many of the popular programming environments including Visual Basic, Visual C/C++, LabVIEW/LabWindows, TestPoint and others.

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The ADwin-Gold-II Real-Time Data Acquisition System is a stand-alone, compact real-time data acquisition and control system that includes a fast, local DSP controller and memory, analog and digital inputs and outputs, as well as an Ethernet or USB interface for the communication with a PC. It is housed in a robust metal enclosure for use in industrial applications or in the field.

Additional Functionality

There are a number of options available that provide additional functions such as counters, encoder interfaces, serial and CAN bus interfaces, and SSI interfaces. The systems can be used in laboratories, on a DIN-rail in industrial machines, or in mobile and in-vehicle applications.

Exact timing with the TiCo Coprocessor

With the standard auxiliary processor, TiCo meets the Gold II ADwin highest timing requirements. The independent, programmable TiCo may have their own bus to access all inputs and outputs and interfaces. Self-sufficient and produces extremely precise and processed the TiCo signal pattern in the nanosecond range, for example, to simulate or test interfaces of components.

Rugged & Compact

With its rugged, compact metal housing the ADwin-Gold II can be used flexibly, such as a desktop unit, for panel mounting, or as a portable system in combination with a notebook. The supply voltage of 9 to 28 V allows measurements in both motor vehicles that are also in industrial environments.

Not what you’re looking for? Check out the other real-time data acquisition systems that ADwin has to offer here.

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