Measurement Devices

From compact to modular and multi-channel – choose from a wide range of universal measurement hardware and data acquisition systems, DAS or DAQ.

Whether it’s in a vehicle, on a test stand or monitoring equipment and machinery – our data loggers are easy to operate and will help you become more productive and profitable. These systems are suited for work in mechanical and mechatronic applications, whether you want to use as measurement, data acquisition, control, or Hardware in the loop (HIL) simulations with Matlab Simulink. They handle up to 500 kHz per channel, are compatible with almost all signal sources and sensors, and can measure nearly all physical quantities such as pressure, force, speed, vibration, noise, temperature, voltage and current. The spectrum of imc measurement systems ranges from simple data logging, complicated real-time calculations, to the integration of simulation models and complete automation of test stands.

Flexible and Expandable

imc CRONOSflex

Truly modular data acquisition DAQ where no rack or chassis is necessary—click and measure from 4 to 4,000 channels as you need.

Scalable & Configurable

imc CRONOScompact

Single most comprehensive data acquisition system for electromechanical testing on the market today. Integrating measurement, control and simulation into one housing

Ultra Compact and Flexible

imc ARGUSfit

imc ARGUSfit – the powerful, ultra-compact and flexible DAQ system where you easily connect the modules with a click mechanism. With high channel density, compact design, and stand-alone operation, it enables precise measurements in a wide range of data acquisition applications.

Compact & Universal

imc C-SERIES

Compact and Universal data acquisition systems for test, measurement and control tasks—all-purpose, network-capable, real-time measurement devices with built-in measurement amplifiers.

Quasi-static Acquisition

imc SPARTAN

imc SPARTAN is a compact, high-precision data acquisition system for quasi-static and dynamic voltage, strain gauges, current and temperature signals.