Analog Input Features
2-9
The maximum throughput for a DAS-1802HC, operating in unipolar
mode and having less than 1 LSB of error when driven from an ideal
voltage source, is as shown in Table 2-8.
Data Conversion Modes
DAS-1800HC Series boards support two modes of data conversion: paced
and burst. The conversion rate for each of these two modes is controlled
by its own clock: the pacer clock for paced mode and the burst mode
conversion clock for burst mode. Other differences between the two data
conversion modes are as follows:
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Paced mode
— Paced mode is the default data conversion mode and
is the mode best-suited for continuous scanning of a queue of
channels at a constant rate. In the paced mode, the conversion rate
equals the pacer clock rate. The sample rate, which is the rate at
which a single channel is sampled, is the pacer clock rate divided by
the number of channels in the queue. The internal pacer clock is
programmable from 0.0012Hz to 333kHz.
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Burst mode
— In the burst mode, each pulse from the pacer clock
starts a scan of an entire queue of channels. The conversion rate
during a burst mode scan is equal to the rate of the burst mode
conversion clock. The sample rate, which is the rate at which a single
channel is sampled, is equal to the pacer clock rate.
Table 2-8. Maximum Throughput for DAS-1802HC in Unipolar Mode
Range
Maximum Throughput
To 0 to 10.0V
To 0 to 5.0V
To 0 to 2.5V
To 0 to 1.25V
From 0 to 10.0V
312.5 ksamples/s
312.5 ksamples/s
250 ksamples/s
200 ksamples/s
From 0 to 5.0V
312.5 ksamples/s
312.5 ksamples/s
250 ksamples/s
200 ksamples/s
From 0 to 2.5V
250 ksamples/s
250 ksamples/s
312.5 ksamples/s
200 ksamples/s
From 0 to 1.25V
200 ksamples/s
200 ksamples/s
200 ksamples/s
312.5 ksamples/s
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