URDAQ data-acquisition module (URDAQ 0814B / 0814DAB)

Overview: URDAQ refers to a family of data-acquisition (DAQ) modules (examples: URDAQ 0814B and 0814DAB) designed for quick-change connections in automated testing, process control, and laboratory setups. These modules provide multi-channel analog‑to‑digital inputs and TTL digital I/O and were published as part of CyberResearch’s DAQ product lines. (vision-systems.com)

Brand & origin: The URDAQ product line is associated with CyberResearch, Inc., a Connecticut-based industrial/computer hardware company. CyberResearch has long marketed DAQ modules and related industrial computer and monitor products from its Branford/New Haven, Connecticut operations. (automation.com)

Manufacturing & production: Available public records and company listings show CyberResearch operating from Connecticut (USA) and marketing DAQ and industrial hardware from that U.S. base; consequently URDAQ hardware is primarily associated with U.S. manufacture/assembly while suppliers in this sector also commonly use external/contract production for some components, so production can include other locations depending on configuration and sourcing. (macraesbluebook.com)

Ownership & corporate status: CyberResearch, Inc. is listed in industry directories and supplier profiles as the company behind the URDAQ product line; there is no widely reported acquisition or different ultimate parent in public sources, so CyberResearch is treated as the ultimate owner (private company). (automation.com)

This summary synthesizes product descriptions and company directory data to provide an origin, manufacturing, and ownership profile for the URDAQ line. (vision-systems.com)