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4.4 Equalization
Acqiris SA240P User's Manual
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Driver
Property
Available Instance Value
Description
IVI.NET
IAqMD3Calibration.Equalization
CalibrationEqualization::Off
CalibrationEqualization::Custom
CalibrationEqualization::SmoothRollOff
CalibrationEqualization::SharpRollOff
Equalization off
Custom
equalization
Smooth Roll-off
equalization
Sharp Roll-off
equalization
Managing ADC signal potential overrange
An overrange condition occurs when the signal amplitude is larger than the ADC card full scale
range.
It results in clipping the ADC sample value to its maximum.
Shifting the input signal with the channel offset control or simply acquiring signal with amplitude
close to the selected FSR can results in an overrange condition.
The ADC card is able to detect and report if such an event occurs during the acquisition. Due to
maximum input voltage requirements and to the resulting clipped sample data, the default driver
behavior is to return an error in such a condition.
Note, that the acquired data are still available for read (see example below).
It is also possible to disable the overrange detection.
Due to the internal ADC frequency response superior to 0 dB for high-frequencies (see above the
Bode plot without equalization), there is a risk of signal overrange at the ADC output, even if the
input signal is included within the ADC card FSR.
The equalization mode has not impact on any overrange condition.
Driver property / attribute and usage example
By default, the
ErrorOnOverrangeEnabled
property is set to true (default). In that case, all
Fetch
and
Read
methods return an error if one or more samples were in overranged.
To read/fetch data despite the overrange, the property must be set to false, and the read/fetch
methods must be called again (See example below).
If the
ErrorOnOverrangeEnabled
property is set to false, and one or more samples were in
overranged, the driver doesn't return any error.