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Chapter 3
Analog Output
Analog Output Series User Manual
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AO Sample Clock
The DAC reads a sample from the FIFO with every cycle of the AO Sample
Clock signal and generates the AO voltage. For more information on the
AO Sample Clock signal, refer to the
Waveform Generation Timing Signals
section.
Reference Selection
(NI 6711/6713/DAQCard-6715 and NI 6731/6733 Only)
Reference selection
allows you to set the AO range. Refer to Table 3-1 to set the range for your
device.
Analog Output Resolution
You can calculate the least significant bit (LSB), or the minimal allowed
voltage change, on a voltage output on your AO Series device as follows:
LSB = output voltage range/2
resolution of your device
where the output range is determined by your reference selection. Using
AO EXT REF, you can reduce the output voltage range and lower the
LSB, the minimum allowed voltage change. For more information on
using the AO External Reference signal, refer to the
(NI 6711/6713/DAQCard-6715 and NI 6731/6733 Only)
section.
The following equation is an example of this formula using the
NI 6731/6733.
The denominator in the equation is derived from 2
16
= 65,536, since the
NI 6731/6733 devices use 16-bit DACs.
Table 3-1.
AO Reference Selection Options
AO Range
Polarity
Reference Select
±10 V
Bipolar
Internal
±EXT REF
Bipolar
AO External Reference Signal
20 V
65,536
----------------
305
μ
V
=