Tektronix DAS 9221 Option 04, User Manual

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Glossary
DAS System User Manual
Glossary–3
92HS8C
The 92HS8 cabinet. The 92HS8C is used with a 92HS8 and 92HS8E to
expand the channel-width of high-speed configurations.
92HS8E
The 92HS8 Expander card. A 92HS8E can be combined with a 92HS8 and
two 92HS8Cs to provide up to 32 channels of acquisition.
92LANSE
The Local Area Network module that allows you to connect the mainframe
to a local area network for LAN operations. The 92LANSE Module is
standard with each mainframe.
92S16
The 16-channel, 50 MHz algorithmic pattern generator module. The 92S16
can be used as a stand-alone stimulation source or linked with a data
acquisition module to provide a test system for debugging and verifying
components, boards, and systems. (See also Algorithmic Pattern Generator.)
92S32
The 32-channel, 50 MHz RAM-based sequential pattern generator module.
The 92S32 can be used as a stand-alone stimulation source or linked with a
data acquisition module to provide a test system for debugging and verifying
components, boards, and systems. (See also Sequential Pattern Generator.)
92S32T
A 92S32 card with high-speed bus jumpers set to the closed (terminated)
position. If a module contains a single 92S32 card, that card’s jumpers must
be set to the terminated position. When two or more 92S32 cards are
combined in a module, the final card in the series must be a 92S32T.
92SX109
An enhanced version of the 92S16 algorithmic pattern generator module
providing nine channels of pattern generation at speeds up to 100 MHz.
92SX118
An enhanced version of the 92S32 pattern generator module providing 18
channels of pattern generation at speeds up to 100 MHz.
92XTERM
System software that allows the DAS mainframe to be part of a network
environment. The DAS mainframe is controlled over a network from a
workstation. The DAS menus are displayed on a work station window. This
software is standard on a DAS/NT system.