A 200-Channel Sequential SADIC System

With the advent of higher speeds, more power, and in general the added complexity of today's engineering, the prime builders are forced to know more about the equipment they build. To know more about the equipment, they are forced to take more and better data, and in many cases the problem has become ponderous. This system has opened the door in that human handling of data has been almost completely eliminated. Two-hundred transducers can be sampled and presented as tabulated in eight minutes. Although faster systems are available today, it is difficult to justify their cost for quasi-static measurements. Figure 8 shows a typical 200-channel Sequential SADIC system.