ETAS ES1336.1, User Manual

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2.4 Diagnostic Outputs
To visualize the digitized input signals, the front panel features eight diagnostic
outputs.
Each of the following signals can be issued on channels “Out 0”...“Out 7” –
configuration takes place in RTIO.
• Digitized input signal 0 (signal after the comparator)
• ......
• Digitized input signal 19 (signal after the comparator)
• Angle clock synchronization signal (0 °CA trigger signal, see Fig. 2-3
on page 13)
ETAS can supply a corresponding cable with eight BNC connectors (for output-
ting the signals, for example on an oscilloscope) (see "Accessories"
on page 23).
2.5 Measurement Modes
The following measurement modes are available for the ES1336.1 Angle Syn-
chronous Measurement Board. A detailed description of the individual meth-
ods is contained in the User's Guide for LABCAR-RTC V2.2 Real-Time
Execution Connector.
Pulse-Width Measurements
• Hightime [ μ s]
• Lowtime [ μ s]
Additive Pulse-Width Measurements
• Additive Hightime [ μ s]
• Additive Lowtime [ μ s]
Pulse-Width Measurements with Enable or Validation Signal
• Hightime using H-Enable [ μ s]
• Hightime using L-Enable [ μ s]
• Lowtime using H-Enable [ μ s]
• Lowtime using L-Enable [ μ s]
• Hightime using H-Validate [ μ s]
• Hightime using L-Validate [ μ s]
• Lowtime using H-Validate [ μ s]