Data logger is used to acquire and store data from measurement devices such as sensors and transducers. The SDL-16 model includes 16 analog input channels, each equipment with a dedicated conditioning module consisting of a feeder, buffer, and amplifier with adjustable gain for low-level signals via DIP switches (2, 10, 333, and 500). It incorporates a hardware active low-pass filter on every channel to reduce noise, with DIP-selectable cutoff frequencies of 2, 10, 50, and 200 Hz for optimized signal readability. Each channel input configuration can be set for voltage-type signals (±5 V) or current-type signals (0–20 mA). The device also supports correct wiring and configuration of potentiometers, strain gauges, and transducers using Wheatstone bridge arrangements, such as load cells, torque meters, and similar sensors. The conditioned signal is routed to a 16-bit analog-to-digital card (ADC), enabling measurement resolution of ±1/32000 of the nominal range with 0.005% F.S. accuracy The advanced software allows real-time data display, recording, and curve plotting for selected channels, with options for exporting data to Excel. It also supports naming and defining the measurement unit for each input sensor, zero adjustment, precise software calibration, software-selectable filtering for stable and reliable readings, and adjustment of display scales for plotted curves.