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Agilent 34970A/34972A Data Acquisition / Switch Unit

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Chapter 5 Theory of Operation<br />

Multifunction Module<br />

Totalizer<br />

Components in this discussion are located on the A1 circuit assembly<br />

(34907-66501).<br />

A simplified block diagram of the totalizer input is shown below.<br />

Module Reference<br />

5<br />

The totalizer counts signals connected to the COUNT+ and COUNT–<br />

inputs. Two op-amps, U108A and U108B, are used for input signal<br />

conditioning. Comparator U109 determines the signal trigger levels<br />

based upon the setting of the jumper at P102. With the P102 jumper in<br />

the TTL position, the totalizer counts pulses with TTL trigger levels.<br />

With the jumper at P102 in the AC position the trigger level is at zero.<br />

The GATE and GATE* input signals control when counting occurs. If no<br />

signal is connected, the totalizer counts any changing signal on the<br />

inputs. A TTL low on the GATE input or a TTL high on GATE* input will<br />

halt counting.<br />

Count edge selection is controlled from a U101 port bit (P0.6) through<br />

the exclusive OR gate U111. When the P0.6 signal is low, the count<br />

increments on the rising edge of the input signal. When the P0.6 signal is<br />

high, the count increments on the falling edge of the input signal.<br />

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