The NI myDAQ student data acquisition device is designed to give students the ability to work on various electronic engineering course work and experiment hands-on with their projects anywhere, anytime. The NI myDAQ is a high-quality electronic lab instrumentation device that gives students the power to prototype electronic systems designs, control systems designs and electronic test circuits outside of the classroom and improve their comprehension with continuous reinforcement. Note: This version of the myDAQ is only for sale to students in the USA.

Special Offer: Optional accessory -  myGRID for NI myDAQ - an AC power grid that helps to investigate the components of a power grid - is available as a bundled purchase - click the checkbox below - while supplies last.

The Goniometer can be used to measure the dynamic motion of a limb during different types of physical activity.

• A set of elastic straps are used to secure the sensor to the subject.
• The lightweight and flexible joint arms allow the limb to move naturally.
• Use it with an EKG Sensor to measure muscle activity during limb motion.
• The sensor can also be detached from the base plate and flexible arms so it can be used in a variety of STEM and engineering activities.

The Low-g Accelerometer is the best choice for most acceleration experiments, including Newton’s second law, simple harmonic motion, and the relationship between acceleration and force. It can also be used to study one-dimensional motion of a car (real and toy), an elevator, a pendulum bob, or an amusement park ride.

The adapter includes two connectors for Vernier analog sensors and one connector for Vernier digital sensors. A screw terminal and header pins provide access to myDAQ lines not used by the connectors. This includes the two analog output lines, three digital lines (including the digital lines with the frequency and pulse width modulation outputs), and a +5 volt power terminal.