Xplorer Datalogger

The Xplorer offers state-of-the-art datalogging to get your students involved in data gathering and analysis. Your students can plug in a sensor, press the start button, and begin data collecting immediately.

In the classroom . . .

Directly connected to the computer, students collect real time data and see it displayed instantly on their computer screens. With few or no computers, students can collect data at their desk or lab station, and then download into computers located elsewhere.

In the field . . .

Collect data from under a second to an hour, a day, or a week -- anytime, anywhere. When your students are finished, they just plug the Xplorer into the computer and download all the data, identified by time and type of sensor. If no computers are available, collect data and scroll through it at a later time to manually produce tables and graphs.

Special Features

• Xplorer is the most versatile datalogger available:
  Default measurement options (e.g., sample rate, measurement) are automatically set for each specific sensor, but can easily be customized. Plug Xplorer into the USB port of your PC or Macintosh, and DataStudio software automatically launches, retrieves, and displays your data
  
  
• Real time measurement in the lab:
  Works without batteries when connected to a computer's USB port. When connected to a computer, the display is active while making real time measurements. Create multi-sensor experiments with any combination of Xplorers and USB Links. Use multiple Xplorers with different sensors, in different locations, in the same experiment -- DataStudio software will merge their data into one data set!
  
  
• Real time measurement in the field:
  Display all measurements and units in the field, in real time! Seamlessly take multiple measurements with different sensors (e.g., temperature, pH, and conductivity of water). One set of AA batteries provides hundreds of hours of power during slow measurements, or between 12 and 24 hours of continuous, fast measurement, depending on the sensor used.
  
  
• Flexible data measurement methods:
  Automatic sample measurements can be taken in durations ranging from 1000/second to one per day. Single measurements can be taken on command. Switch sensors within a data set! Store up to 50,000 measurements, depending on sensor used. Collect up to 100 sets of data -- using different sensors and various measurement options for each set! Review and manage all data sets and remove a specific one or all.