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NOTE: The External Trigger Output functionality is implemented in the hardware. No Trigger Out signal occurs for 
software-generated triggers such as those of the AUTO mode of AcqirisLive or through the use of the function 
AcqrsD1_forceTrigger
However, AcqrsD1_forceTriggerEx does generate the signal. 
 
Trigger Output Block diagram: 
 
The output swing is 1.6 V (
± 
0.8 V) 
when unloaded and 0.8 V when 
terminated on 50 
Ω. The rise 
and fall 
times are 2.5 ns typical. The offset can be adjusted, by software control in the range   [–2.3 V, +2.3 V] unloaded, or 
[-1.15 V, +1.15 V] into 50 
Ω. The maximum output current capability is ± 15 mA. As the output is retro-terminated, 
it is possible to drive a 50 
Ω line unterminated (HiZ) 
without loss of performance.  
Signal: 1.6V swing
               0v centered
Offset: +/-2.5 V
G=1
50 Ohm
Trigger Out
For a TTL compatible signal, set the offset to 1.0 V and the 
swing 
at destination will be +0.2 to +1.8 V. 
For an ECL compatible signal, terminated on 50 
Ω to –1.2 
V, set 
the offset to –1.2 V and the output will be in the range [–0.8 
V, –1.6 
V]). 
Alternatively, to reduce the current drawn from the digitizer, 
the 
terminations shown here can be used: 
A standardized trigger out signal can also be routed to the PXI Bus Star Trigger line. 
3.10.  Electrical, Environmental and Physical Specifications 
3.10.1. Electrical 
 
PCI 
Rev. 
Max. Power  
Consumption (W) 
Current Requirements (A)  
Model 
 
 
+12 V 
+5 V 
+3.3 V 
-12 V 
DC122 
Default 
Memory 
2.2 31 
0.1 
3.3 
3.4 
0.03 
DC122 
Optional 
Memory 
2.2 40 
0.1 
3.3 
6.0 
0.03 
DC152 
Default 
Memory 
2.2 34 
0.1 
3.9 
3.4 
0.03 
DC152 
Optional 
Memory 
2.2 43 
0.1 
3.9 
6.0 
0.03 
DC2x2 
Default 
Memory 
2.2 62 
0.1 
6.7 
7.2 
0.03 
DC2x2 
Optional 
Memory 
2.2 80 
0.1 
6.7 
12.5 
0.03 
The Maximum Power Consumption has been increased by 5% over the value calculated with the currents shown to 
take into account higher allowed values of the crate voltages. The current requirements of the DC222 and DC252 
models are only slightly lower than the DC282 case. The differences between the different front end options are also 
small; a single Standard or HZ channel pulls ~0.3 A @ +5 V. 
The electrical requirements shown above can impose loading limitations in the cPCI crate. In the extreme case where 
a PC503 processor is present in an Acqiris crate the following limits apply: 
 
R
68
R
220
-5V
Trigger 
Out 
With 
Offset 
-1.18V
R
68
 

220
 
+5V
 
ECL  
Signal
 
TTL 
signal
Trigger Out 
With 
Offset 
+1.18V
 
User Manual: Family of 10-bit Digitizers 
 
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