The AD2100-12-104P features two (2) 12-bit, high speed, synchronous, singled ended analog input channels on a standard PC/104-Plus card. Analog inputs are connected through SMA connectors and terminated into 50 ohms. Input bandwidth is limited to 50 MHz by default for the user’s convenience, although input bandwidth can be set as high as 100 MHz (see option 2).

Triggering
The board is designed to be triggered by TTL input or software. Each segment is packed into memory until the memory is full.

Timing and A/D Conversion
Timing is managed by a on-board controller referenced to a crystal oscillator. The clock frequencies available are divided down in powers of 2. External clock allows use of a more stable clock or sychronize 2 or more cards

Memory
The AD2100-12 comes with 1MegaSamples of memory per channel with an option to go up to 2 Megasamples (if parts available). Memory can be accessed using DMA transfers at up to 27 MegaSamples/sec (both channels)

Software Drivers, User Interface
A universal DLL is available for Windows 98/NT/2000/XP and Linux. Call Chase Scientific for drivers for other operating systems. A simple debug Graphical User Interface (GUI) software for windows is included with the drivers for quick driver install verification and simple testing.