Dataforth celebrates 35 year anniversary with interactive timeline
May 2, 2019
Founded as an entrepreneurial spin-off from the Burr-Brown Corporation in 1984
Dataforth Corporation, a spin-off from Burr-Brown Corporation, was founded in 1984 in Lee Payne's garage. Thirty-five years later, the company is a leader in instrument-class industrial electronics with two Tucson, AZ, locations and more than 2,000 products.
"The first product offered by Dataforth was a Limited Distance Modem," said Payne. "This was followed by the SCM5B series of signal conditioners." The 5B is still its top seller.
To celebrate Dataforth’s anniversary, an interactive timeline of the company’s history will debut on its website in the beginning of May. Approximately 7 years of history will be added to the timeline each month from May through September.
Dataforth products and solutions are used worldwide, sold and supported by a network of over 130 representatives and distributors.
To date, Dataforth product lines include:
SCM5B Isolated Analog Signal Conditioning Modules
SCM7B Isolated Process Control Signal Conditioning Modules
SensorLex 8B Isolated Miniature Signal Conditioning Modules
SCM9B Isolated Intelligent Signal Conditioning Modules
MAQ20 Data Acquisition System
ReDAQ Shape Software for MAQ20
IPEmotion Software for MAQ20
8B isoLynx SLX300 Data Acquisition System
ReDAQ Shape Software for SLX300
SCM5B isoLynx SLX200 Data Acquisition System
SCMD Isolated Digital I/O Modules
DSCA High Performance DIN Isolated Analog Signal Conditioning Modules
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