The received data is stored on computers and evaluated with the help of data acquisition software programs that are designed to understand and process the information. Read More…

Leading Manufacturers
SAKOR Technologies, Inc.
Owosso, MI | 989-720-2700Since our inception, SAKOR has led the market in the development of data acquisition and controls technology. For over 29 years, we have been providing quality products and superior customer service to a variety of markets including marine, automotive, aerospace, military, applicances, and more.

North Atlantic Industries
Bohemia, NY | 631-567-1100Since our inception in 1955, North Atlantic Industries has succeeded in designing and manufacturing data acquisition systems that exceed customer expectations.

CAS Dataloggers
Chesterland, OH | 800-956-4437CAS DataLoggers is a B-2-B distributor of data loggers and data acquisition systems required by industries in need of data collection, monitoring and control of environmental, production, process and quality control variables. From more than 18 manufacturers, we offer high-speed, high-accuracy data acquisition systems that can record temperature, force/strain, flow, voltage, vibration and more. Medical and life sciences temperature monitoring and alarming systems to provide peace of mind.

ACR Systems, Inc.
Surrey, BC | 800-663-7845ACR Systems manufactures high-quality data loggers, temperature recorders, portable data loggers and data acquisition software. We are a one-stop source for innovative data logging solutions! Newly released is our product catalog that showcases our line of portable data loggers.

Data logging begins with the instruments and devices that transmit the signals to be translated. These instruments may serve various purposes, from measuring the temperature of a laboratory environment to measuring the speed of flow in a pipe. Data loggers can be fitted with built-in instruments or simply built to collect data from external sensors. A transducer converts the measurements into an electric signal that can be understood by a computer. A data logger is responsible for storing and recording the data collected from various sensors.
These are often used to track data over a period of time or to collect data in relation to a particular location. Data loggers offer the advantage of being able to continually collect data without monitoring. Once they are set up and activated, they can be left unattended for the duration of the collection period.
Data acquisition is used in various industries to accomplish a wide range of tasks. To forecast the weather, for example, meteorologists rely on data loggers that measure temperature, humidity, and pressure. Manufacturers also use data loggers to monitor their equipment and to make any necessary adjustments. Data loggers can also be used to control test conditions, activate safety alarms, and regulate temperature in sensitive environments.