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Physlogger, developed jointly by Physlab and Qosain Scientific, is an Arduino based data logging device that can input signals from multiple varieties of analogue and digital sensors. Many of these sensors are also designed by Physlab. Here are the broad technical specifications of this data logger.

Downloads:

  1. Complete source package. The complete package is bundled as a zip file (72 MB). Extract these files and run the application Physlogger.exe.
    • Version 1.3  –  8 July 2019
    • Version 1.2  –  May 2019
  2. User manual for Physlogger  (April 2019)

Broad specifications

Number of channels 4 (A,B,C,D) and one I2C
Differential input ranges 6V, 0.6V, 30 mV (plus and minus)
Referenced single-ended input range 0-6 V
Input impedance 12.5 K Ohms
Differential input All channels
RSE input All channels
Maximum sampling frequency 1 KHz

The device is supplied with a highly user-friendly app that currently runs on Windows. The app, also named Physlogger, can be downloaded in the form of a self-extracting executable archive. The complete source code (in C#) can also be downloaded. The software is carefully designed for ease of use and direct visual appeal. Most user adjustments are simply the click or drag of a mouse away!

The Physlogger hardware and software combo is extremely useful for cost-conscious teaching and research labs where low-frequency signals are to be acquired from transducers of various kinds. Physlab is also developing an array of transducers to complement the logger.

Other features

Here are some other niceties of the Physlogger combo:

  • Open, save projects
  • Save data in multiple formats
  • Channels can be switched on and off
  • Channel displays adjustable (plot types, overlay vs cascade)
  • Channel types can be configured for various kinds of sensors (thermocouples, PhysDisp – our displacement sensor, PhysBar – our pressure sensor)
  • Options to upload firmware and install Arduino drivers are built into the software
  • Save configuration across multiple channels
  • Sensitivity and voltage resolution is adjustable in the differential modes
  • Both positive and negative voltages can be seen in the differential mode
  • The sampling rate is adjustable up to the maximum
  • Save maximum and minimum values over the session life
  • Option to calibrate sensors resulting in re-scaling of data

 

 

 





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  • About Us
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    • Physlab Team
    • Alumni
    • Open Positions
    • Muhammad Sabieh Anwar (Personal)
  • Academics
    • Lab Courses
    • Lab-I (PHY 100/200)
    • Lab-II (PHY 300/500)
    • Ibn Sahl Corner for Optics
    • Smart Physics
    • Single Photon Quantum Mechanics Lab
    • Chasing Cosmic Ray Muons at Physlab
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    • Research Stories
    • Class Activities
    • Courses Taught
    • Class Demonstrations
    • PhysDiary
    • Health and Safety
    • Lab Safety
    • Workplace Organization
  • Research
    • Research Themes
    • Research Internships
    • Research Stories
      • International Young Physicists’ Tournament (IYPT) 2019
      • International Young Physicists’ Tournament (IYPT) 2018
      • International Young Physicists’ Tournament (IYPT) 2016
    • Group Meetings
    • Grants
    • Theses and Reports
    • Scientific Publications
    • Invited Talks (Selected)
  • Outreach
    • The Scientific Mind Through the Eyes of a Physics Experimenter
    • National Laboratory Immersion Program
      • First Lahore 2012
      • Second Sukkur 2013
      • Third Lahore 2014
      • Fourth Lahore 2016
    • Labview Workshop 2016
    • Open House
    • Khwarizmi Science Society
    • Helping Pakistan’s Universities
      • National University of Technology (NUTECH) 2019
      • Pakistan Institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences
        (PIEAS) 2019 (Final Phase)
      • Pakistan Institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences
        (PIEAS) 2019 (Phase 2)
      • Pakistan Institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences
        (PIEAS) 2018 (Phase 1)
      • National University of Science & Technology 2016
      • Habib University 2014
      • Preston University 2013
      • Ghulam Ishaque Khan Institute of
        Engineering Sciences and Technology 2011
      • Institute of Space Technology 2010
    • The National STEM School
      • STEM School (2018 – 2019)
      • STEM school (2016 – 2017)
    • Abdus Salam Memorial Lecture Series
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    • Devices & Softwares
      • PhysPlot
      • Physlogger
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    • Mechanical Workshop
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