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Analog I/O Digital I/O Serial Communication GPIB Communication Motion Controller Counter USB Remote I/O F&eIT Ethernet IO Bus Expansion Accessories Cables Measurement Products PCI Industrial Automation Products Measurement and Control Products Analog I/O A-03 Lineup F series Feature L series Feature E series Feature PCI Express ISA PCMCIA Card Bus USB PCI PCMCIA Card Bus USB ISA Low Profile 12bit 16bit 12bit 16bit 16bit 12bit 0.01 °C Analog Input Analog Output 16ch 8ch 64ch 16ch 8ch 32ch 8ch 32ch 8ch 4ch 8ch 4ch 10µsec/ch 20µsec/ch 10µsec/ch 10µsec/ch 2µsec/ch 10µsec/ch 2µsec/ch 1µsec/ch 10µsec/ch +20µsec 150, 40, 5msec/ch 12bit 16bit 12bit 16bit 16bit 12bit 16bit 16bit 16bit 12bit 16ch 8ch 4ch 1ch 2ch 16ch 8ch 4ch 2ch 2ch 2ch Voltage: 10µsec/ch+20µsec Current: 40µsec/ch+20µsec 4ch 10µsec/ch 20µsec/ch 10µsec/ch 10µsec/ch 10µsec/ch 16µsec/ch 10µsec/ch 10µsec/ch Voltage: 10µsec Current: 20µsec Analog I/O Calibration Services CONTEC now offers calibration services for previously purchased analog I/O boards. For more information or to arrange to have a board calibrated, please contact your local CONTEC distributor or sales office. Digital I/O Counter DI: 8 DO: 8 DI: 4 DO: 4 DI: 4 DO: 4 DI: 4 DO: 4 DI: 4 DO: 4 DI: 8 DO: 8 DI: 4 DO: 4 2ch 1ch 1ch 2ch Individual Isolated Bus Isolated Bus Isolated Bus Isolated Bus Isolated Bus Master Bus Isolated Bus Isolated Bus Isolated Bus Isolated Bus Isolated Onboard Memory Onboard Memory Onboard Memory Onboard Memory Onboard Memory Onboard Memory Onboard Memory Onboard Memory Onboard Memory Onboard Memory Onboard Memory Onboard Memory Onboard Memory Onboard Memory Onboard Memory Onboard Memory Onboard Memory Onboard Memory Onboard Memory Page DA12-16(PCI) A-22 DA12-8(PCI) A-22 DA12-4(PCI) A-22 AO-1604Cl2-PCI A-22 AIO-121601M-PCI A-14 AI-1216B-RB1-PCI A-19 AI-1216B-RU1-PCI A-19 ADI12-16(PCI) A-20 ADA16-8/2(LPCI)L A-16 ADAI16-8/2(LPCI)L A-16 AD16-64(LPCI)LA A-21 AD16-16(LPCI)L A-21 ADI16-16(LPCI)L A-21 DA16-16(LPCI)L A-23 DA16-8(LPCI)L A-23 DA16-4(LPCI)L A-23 DAI16-4(LPCI)L A-23 AD12-8(PM) A-27 ADA16-32/2(CB)F A-27 ADA16-8/2(CB)L A-27 GAIO-163202FX-USB A-28 AIO-160802AY-USB A-28 AI-1608AY-USB A-28 ADI16-4(USB) A-30 ADI12-8(USB)GY A-30 DAI16-4(USB) A-30 DAI12-4(USB)GY A-30 PTI-4(USB) A-29 ISA A-24
Tips for product selection Input / Output channels Industrial Automation Products Measurement and Control Products In determining the number of channels needed, both the sensor or source of asignal and the number of actuators must be taken into consideration. In addition, there are two wiring methods (single-end and differential) that can be used with these boards. Single end Differential input Single-end connections use 2 lines - signal and ground. They then Differential connections use a total of three lines - two signal and one measure the voltage of the signal source. ground. The signal source voltage is monitored through differences in (See figure below) ground potential, point potential, ground and point B measurements and the signal source potential. (See figure below) Advantages Advantages Requires only two lines for one signal source Potential difference between ground signal source doesn't Allows two times more channels per board than differential influence the measurement results. Measurement results are not easily influenced by external Disadvantages electrical noise. Measurement results can be skewed by the potential Disadvantages difference between grounds Signal is easily influenced by external electrical noise. Requires three lines for one signal source. Allows only half as many channels as single - ended input Analog to digital input board Shield cable- Potential difference between grounds Potential differencebetween grounds Noise and potential differencebetween grounds Noise Analog to digital input board Noise Signal Ground Signal Ground Only the potential difference of points A and B is measurable. + - + - Differential amplifier Twist pair shield cable- Potential difference between grounds Potential differencebetween grounds A point Signal B point Ground A point Resolution Analog input resolution indicates to what extent approximation (quantization) of the signal can be achieved whereas analog output resolution indicates to what extent data (digital signals) can be expressed as analog signals. Correspondent performance is as follows- 12 bit (general purpose I/O): a possible 212 (4096) resolution - i.e. with an input range of 0 to10V, 10/4096 → approx.2.44mV minimum unit. 16 bit (high precision type): a possible 216 (65536) resolution-i.e. with an input range of 0 to10V, 10/65536 → approx.0.15mV minimum unit. *"Conversion precision" indicates the rate of possibe error Conversion speed Analog input conversion speed is the time neccessary for input voltage or current to be converted into data (digital signals). Analog output conversion speed is the time required before voltage or current specified by the data (digital signals) can be output. The true minimum clock speed is affected by a variety of factors including operating system, drivers and firmware processing. Boards with onboard memory, deliver high speed input/output without being affected by background processing. Trigger A variety of control conditions for setting the start/stop of the signal conversion are possible Soft External Level Start/stop controlled by software. Start/stop controlled via external (digital) signals Start/Stop controlled by signal change of a specified channel. (Each condition can be set.) Start command-with software Clock Timings available for synchronizing the signal conversion Internal Essential for time series processing. An onboard cycle setting timer enables synchronization of data conversion to the timer pattern Acquisitiondata Timer Isolation Built-in circuit Isolation Bus Isolation the host computer and the external input/output circuit by using a photo coupler and isolation amplifier. By blocking electrical disturbance, it is suited for use in application swhere noise is likely to cause interference or when the computer is susceptible to malfunction or damage. Internal circuit- (Digital) Start Stop Start Stop Start Stop Photo coupler Insulation Input circuit- (Analog) A/D converter Stopcommand with software Multiplexer CH 0 CH 1 CH 2 CH 3 Externaltrigger Externaltrigger External Essential for synchronizing with an external device. An external clock input terminal allows conversion to be done in synch with external pulse signals. Acquisitiondata Externaltrigger Setting value Channel Independent input/output channel Isolation sing photo couplers and isolation amplifiers to prevent channel-to-channel interference. It is suited for use in applications where connected devices have different ground levels. Input circuit- (Analog) A/D converter MOS FET- Relay MOS FET- Relay + CH 0 - + CH 0 - Insulation Signal B point Ground Setting value Analog I/O Analog I/O Digital I/O Serial Communication GPIB Communication Motion Controller Counter USB Remote I/O F&eIT Ethernet IO Bus Expansion Accessories Cables A-04 Lineup Measurement Products F series Feature L series Feature E series Feature PCI Express PCI ISA PCMCIA Card Bus USB
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