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MiDAS DA Product Literature

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MiDAS DA Brochure

Add data acquisition to your camera with MiDAS DA software and National Instruments hardware. Xcitex engineers invented the Waveform Per Frame (TM) technology that makes MiDAS DA the industry leading software for synchronizing high-speed video cameras with sensor data to achieve unparalleled accuracy and precision.

 


Customer Case Studies

Voice Analysis at Massachusetts General Hospital Using Digital Kymography and Xcitex Software

Digital kymography is a high-speed medical imaging technique used to visualize human vocal cord vibration. Before this technique was created, doctors studying vocal cords and their vibratory characteristics faced major challenges in capturing vocal cord motion for analysis and diagnosis. Assisted by Xcitex engineers, researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital have developed a solution using ProAnalyst and MiDAS software.

 

 


User Guides

MiDAS DA User Guide

If you are a registered MiDAS DA user, please email your request to us: info@xcitex.com

 

 


Application Notes

Measuring Trigger Accuracy with MiDAS DA and an Xcitex MkII LED Box

The new Xcitex LED-2 MkII demo box is a valuable tool for measuring synchronization between cameras and data acquisition systems. This test will visually demonstrate and quantify the accuracy of the event trigger to the '0' video frame of a camera and '0' datum of a data acquisition system. After you have completed the recording, comparing the video and data information will show the accuracy of the MiDAS video/data combination.

Configuring the NI CB-68LP Screw Terminal Block for use with a 40-channel PCI PXI-6255 Board for MiDAS DA

This application note contains charts for wiring National Instruments CB-68LP screw terminal blocks for MiDAS DA hardware. This information applies to National Instruments M-Series device NI PCI/PXI-6255. Connections can be made for as many as 40 differential sensors or 80 single-ended sensors. This documentalso provides instructions for wiring trigger and sync out connections.

Configuring a National Instruments SC2345 50 Shielded Carrier for use with MiDAS DA

For Xcitex customers who wish to use MiDAS DA software with a National Instruments SC2345/50 Shielded Carrier, certain hardware connections are required. This application note describes the hardware connections for installing a National Instruments SC2345/50 Shielded Carrier for use with MiDAS DA.

DAQ Theory for MiDAS DA

This application note discusses Data Acquisition Theory in conjunction with MiDAS DA software from Xcitex. Discussed are such factors as the hardware setup involved with data acquisition, a basic introduction to the various sensor types, understanding the multiplexing process and how it relates to data acquisition.

Configuring the NI 6218-BNC USB DAQ Box for use with MiDAS DA

This application note describes the procedures for installing jumper cables and labels on a model 6218-BNC USB DAQ box from National Instruments for use with MiDAS DA.

Configuring the NI 6216-BNC USB DAQ Box for use with MiDAS DA

This application note describes the procedures for installing jumper cables and labels on a model 6216-BNC USB DAQ box from National Instruments for use with MiDAS DA.

Configuring NI USB BNC Boxes 6221, 6229, 6251, 6259 for use with MiDAS DA

This application note describes the procedure for installing jumper wires and labels on a customer-supplied USB BNC DAQ box from National Instruments for use with MiDAS DA. These instructions apply to models 6221, 6229, 6251, and 6259.

Configuring the NI BNC-2090 Rack Mount Box for use with MiDAS DA

This application note describes the hardware connections for installing a National Instruments Rack-Mounted BNC-2090 terminal block for use with MiDAS DA. While the BNC-2090 is not a standard accessory sold by Xcitex for use with MiDAS DA, it can easily be substituted for the standard BNC breakout box.

Configuring The NI BNC-2110 Breakout Box for use with MiDAS DA

This application note describes the procedure for installing jumper cables and labels on a customer-supplied BNC-2110 breakout box from National Instruments for use with MiDAS DA.

Configuring the NI CB-68LP Screw Terminal Block for use with 62xx M-Series Boards for MiDAS DA

This application note contains charts for wiring a National Instruments CB-68LP screw terminal block for MiDAS DA hardware. This information applies to National Instruments 62xx M-Series devices. Connections can be made for as many as 8 differential sensors or 16 single-ended sensors. This document also provides instructions for wiring trigger and sync out connections.

 




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