White Paper: Why You Should Consider Using Isolated Measurement Systems

In today’s data-driven world, the integrity and reliability of electrical measurement systems are critical. Electrical isolation, a protective design feature, plays a crucial role in ensuring the accuracy and safety of
data acquisition systems.

By separating measurement signals from different sensors from each other and from the data processing circuitry, isolation prevents electrical interference and protects both the system’s components and the collected data.

This white paper explores the concept of electrical isolation, its benefits and the potential risks associated with non-isolated systems. We’ll delve into specific applications where isolation is essential and provide insights into why you should consider using isolated data acquisition systems and data loggers in your process-critical applications.