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- 64 Analog Inputs with Dedicated 200KSPS 16-Bit ADC per Channel
- Simultaneous Sampling of all Inputs; Minimum Data Skew
- Sampling Rates to 200 KSPS per Channel (12.8 MSPS Aggregate Rate)
- D32 / D64; 33MHz, 66MHz PCI Compatibility, with Universal 5V/3.3V Signaling
- Increased Throughput Capacity with Local Data Packing
- Selectable Differential Processing Simulates Differential Operation of Channel Pairs
- Input Ranges: ±10V, ±5V, ±2.5V, 0/+5V, 0/+10V; Software-Selectable • Hardware Sync I/O for Multiboard Operation
- 1 MByte FIFO Data Buffer
- 2-Channel DMA Engine
- Sampling Controlled by Internal Rate Generator, by Software Trigger, or Externally
- On-Demand Internal Autocalibration of all Channels
- Completely Software-Configurable; No Field Jumpers
- Auxiliary PXI Triggering Port Available through P1, P2.
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- The 16-Bit PMC66-16AI64SSC analog input board samples and digitizes 64 input channels simultaneously at rates up to 200,000 samples per second for each channel. Each input channel contains a dedicated 16-Bit sampling ADC, and the resulting 16-bit sampled data is available to the PCI bus through a 1 MByte FIFO buffer. The 32-Bit local data path supports full D32 local-bus data packing. Throughput capacity is further enhanced with 66MHz PCI support and increased local clocking frequency. All operational parameters are software configurable.
- Inputs can be sampled in groups of 2, 4, 8, 16, 32 or 64 channels; or any single channel can be sampled continuously. The sample clock can be generated from an internal rate generator, or by software or external hardware. Input ranges are software-selectable as ±10V, ±5V or ±2.5V.
- An on-demand autocalibration feature determines offset and gain correction values for each input channel, and applies the corrections subsequently during acquisition. A selftest switching network routes calibration reference signals to each channel through internal selftest switches, and permits board integrity to be verified by the host..
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