Anyone tried the Nonolith Labs Cee?

[Mendelt]

Has anyone tried this? Does it work as advertised?

http://www.nonolithlabs.com/cee/

It looks like an interesting piece of kit for characterising/matching components and some limited testing of gear and experimenting with circuits. I'm not sure about bandwidth. The website claims 80k-samples per second but it doesn't say if this is total or per channel.

 

[joaquins]

A lot of DAQs around the only one I've touched is MyDAQ from NI and was pretty good, I don't know about this one in particular, looks simpler than MyDAQ but probably much cheaper.

JS

 

[Mendelt]

Didn't know about the MyDAQ, it does seem to be a lot more capable and it's not that much more expensive. $200 vs $100. I like the Cee because it's a bit simpler but flexible. From what I read one channel can be input and output at the same time. You can control voltage and measure current for example.

I'll just order one and try it out.

 

[joaquins]

Another option... http://redpitaya.com

It doesn't seems as nice from the outside but much more power inside, well, it's just the board... but 125MS/s 50MHz -3dB point, 2 inputs and 2 outputs 14 bits, plus another 4x100kHz I/O 12 bits, and and FPGA + 2xA9 cortex and all programable, looks more 'open source' I think. And a lot to do in the digital domain with the FPGA, 16 digital ports there, plus serial and clock for ADDA, all USB/USBDONGLE/ETHERNET to your computer... I think this one wins, I'd really would like to try it, I know is lower bit depth than others but for high bit depth I have my sound card, I much prefer the daw to be higher frequency.

JS