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- Supports both 32- and 64-bit version of Microsoft Excel
- For WinDaq Waveform Browser ExcelLink, please visit here
- Supports channel expansion in ChannelStretch operation
- High speed (up to 160K s/s) real time data logging directly to Microsoft Excel
- Powerful trigger methods includes
- Window Trigger to capture data inside or outside a range
- Slope Trigger to capture data when reading crossing a point
- Event Trigger to capture single row when an event happens
- Derivative Trigger to trigger on rate of change, such as a glitch
- Paced Trigger to capture a single row at predefined pace
- Delayed Trigger to capture data after a predefined delay from the trigger point
- Manual Trigger to capture data based on manual operation
- Digital Channel Trigger to capture data based on digital input conditions
- ExcelLink and Python in Excel opens door to AI world
- Use Excel Template to perform analysis and add time stamps automatically
- Capable of recording to both Excel and WinDaq files simultaneously
- No programming needed
- The license stays with the instrument, so you can use the instrument at any PC to stream data to Excel
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Description
Time is money—why waste it exporting and importing files? With WinDaq ExcelLink, you can stream live data directly into Microsoft Excel at high speed, transforming Excel from a simple spreadsheet into a real-time data acquisition and monitoring tool.
Analyze, chart, and report measurements instantly as they are collected from your data logger.
Even though Excel supports over a million rows of data, high-speed acquisition can quickly fill that buffer. That’s why ExcelLink provides advanced triggering methods to capture only the data you need. Every data point in WinDaq is examined against trigger conditions to ensure nothing is missed. Window Trigger can capture signals inside or outside a range within two predefined start/stop conditions. Slope Trigger with pre- and post- trigger can capture signals before and after a predefined trigger point. Event trigger can capture signals at the moment trigger conditions are met. Derivative Trigger can capture rate of change, or glitch. Paced Trigger capture data at predefined interval. Delayed Trigger can capture data at a predefined time after the trigger condition is met. Manual Trigger can capture signals at operator's key instruction.
ExcelLink and Python in Excel open door to AI world
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Specifications
| Software Requirements: | WinDaq Data Acquisition and any version of Excel (32- or 64-bit) |
| OS supported | Any version of Windows that supports WinDaq acquisition software |
| Supported Instruments | DI-2108, DI-2108P, DI-2008, DI-4108, DI-4208, DI-4718B and DI-4730 |
| Performance | Multiple factors, such as computer's performance (number of CPUs, CPU architecture, and clock rate), internal memory (RAM) size, instrument data rate and the complexity of the trigger conditions, determines Excel Link performance. Click here for more info |
Videos
Windowed Triggering Using ExcelLink
Demonstrating Windowed Triggering using WinDaq and the ExcelLink Add-on.
Using Slope Trigger in ExcelLink
How to stream data into Excel when signals rise above or fall below a particular level.
Using Manual Trigger in ExcelLink
Stream data into Excel using the ExcelLink Manual triggering option.
How to use Event Triggering in ExcelLink
Stream a data point from WinDaq into Excel each time a pre-defined threshold is breached.
Using the Derivative Trigger Method in ExcelLink
Demonstrating the Derivative Trigger method in ExcelLink.
Using Digital Triggers in ExcelLink
Stream data into Excel by toggling individual digital inputs, or using the Count and Rate channels.
