HP (Hewlett-Packard) PCI-9111DG/HR Manual De Usuario
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4.4
D/A Conversion
The PCI-9111 has one analog output channel. The signal range can be
uni-polar or bi-polar which are set by JP1.
uni-polar or bi-polar which are set by JP1.
To D/A Output
D/A Converter
-
+
+
-10V
Ref In
Ref In
Analog GND
Pin- 30 (DA Out)
The operation of D/A conversion is simpler than A/D operation. You only
need to write digital values into the D/A data registers and the
corresponding voltage will be output from the DA Out (pin-30 of CN3).
Refer to section 3.15 for information about the D/A data registers. The
mathematical relationship between the digital data DAn and the output
voltage is formulated as following:
need to write digital values into the D/A data registers and the
corresponding voltage will be output from the DA Out (pin-30 of CN3).
Refer to section 3.15 for information about the D/A data registers. The
mathematical relationship between the digital data DAn and the output
voltage is formulated as following:
V
out
=
span x DAn / 4096
– Unipolar
V
out
=
span x DAn / 4096 + (-10)
– Bipolar
where span is the span in volts. If your output range is -10V~10V (Bipolar),
then span is 20; if your output range is 0~10V (Unipolar), then span is 10.
The V
then span is 20; if your output range is 0~10V (Unipolar), then span is 10.
The V
out
is the output voltage, and the DAn is the digital data value in the
D/A data registers.
Before performing the D/A conversion, users should care about the D/A
output range which is set by the JP1. Please refer section 2.4 for jumper
setting.
output range which is set by the JP1. Please refer section 2.4 for jumper
setting.
Analog Output
Digital Data Input
Unipolar
0V ~ 10V
Bipolar
-10V ~ 10V
FFF hex
+9.9976V
+9.9951V
800 hex
+5.0000V
0.0000V
7FF hex
+4.9976V
-0.0049V
000 hex
0.0000V
-10.0000V
1 LSB
2.44mV
4.88mV