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DATS V3
Technical Highlights
- Impedance measurement from 1 Hz to 20 kHz, for high-resolution data.
- Integrated calibration resistor, robust aluminum housing.
- Higher output, better signal-to-noise ratio, more accuracy.
- More technical details
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DATS V3 by Dayton Audio Description
DATS V3 is a Measuring Device from Dayton Audio with a compact, robust aluminum housing and a built-in, easily accessible calibration resistor. The computer-based test and measurement system captures electroacoustic parameters and impedance in loudspeaker systems. A linearity test allows for the analysis of shifts in parameters at different signal levels. A higher output produces a better signal-to-noise ratio and enables greater accuracy. Data points from 1 Hz to 20 kHz support high-resolution impedance measurement. Additionally, it has the capability to capture parameters of the Wright model: Kr, Xr, Ki, and Xi.
- Measuring Device
- Compact and robust aluminum housing
- Built-in and easily accessible calibration resistor
- Linearity test for analyzing shifts at different signal levels
- Higher output for better signal-to-noise ratio and greater accuracy
- Impedance measurement with data points from 1 Hz to 20 kHz
- Capability to capture Wright model parameters: Kr, Xr, Ki, Xi
- Computer-based test and measurement system for electroacoustic parameters and impedance
- Included: DATS V3 measuring interface, USB cable, alligator test leads, instructions for downloading the software, and quick start guide
- Frequency range of impedance measurement: 1 Hz to 20 kHz
- Housing material: aluminum
- Built-in calibration resistor
- Linearity test for assessing parameter shifts
- Capture of Wright model parameters: Kr, Xr, Ki, Xi

