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Keysight DAQ970A User Guide

Keysight DAQ970A
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1. Press Equation > A+B, use the knob or the front panel arrow keys to specify the Channel A softkey to
channel 101 and Channel B softkey to channel 102.
2. Press once on the [Scan] key to initiate a scan. You can view the scanned memory readings by pressing
[View] key. Add operation from channel 101 and 102 to channel 401 will display as below, where the
reading of:
Channel 401 = Channel 101 + Channel 102
3.
Repeat the above steps for the rest of basic math operations (subtract, multiply, etc). If you would like
to compute from a single operand channel, set both Channel A and Channel B softkeys to the same
channel. The computed readings will be the result of addition readings from the selected channel itself.
For example:
Channel 401 = Channel 101 + Channel 101
Polynomial fifth order
To perform this operation from operand channel (channel 101) to the computed channel (channel 401):
1. Press Equation > 5th Order, use the knob or the front panel arrow keys to specify the Channel A
softkey to channel 101.
2. Press Coef to cycle through the coefficient order (Coef #5, Coef #4, Coef #3, Coef #2, Coef #1, and
Coef #0). Specify the coefficient parameters for each coefficient order.
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Keysight DAQ970A Specifications

General IconGeneral
Scan RateUp to 450 channels/sec
ConnectivityUSB, LAN, GPIB (optional)
Display4.3-inch color LCD
Operating Temperature0 °C to 50 °C
Number of slots3 slots
Measurement TypesDCV, ACV, DCI, ACI, 2-wire resistance, 4-wire resistance, frequency, temperature, capacitance
Voltmeter6.5 digit
Resolution22 bits
MemoryNon-volatile memory