Analog Output Characteristics¶
The AL-1010 supports two of ways to configure a system that can output an analog voltage to a device under test. The following sections outline what sources are available, what enable triggers are compatible with each source, and whether the given channel requires an amplifier addon to support analog output.
Bank |
|
---|---|
Ch 1 |
1 |
Ch 2 |
1 |
Ch 3 |
1 |
Ch 4 |
1 |
Ch 5 |
2 |
Ch 6 |
2 |
Ch 7 |
2 |
Ch 8 |
2 |
Ch 9 |
3 |
Ch 10 |
3 |
Ch 11 |
3 |
Ch 12 |
3 |
Warning
Enabling two output sources simultaneously may result in damage to the module.
Module AO Characteristics¶
Given a desired analog voltage, the AL-1010 outputs the given voltage when the analog output is enabled.
With Enable and Amplifier¶
Voltage range |
-60 V to +60 V |
---|---|
Maximum current |
100 mA |
Voltage step size |
~7.4 mV/div * Amp Gain |
Generation details |
|
Value Type |
Single-Point |
Value Timing Type |
On Demand |
Value Update Rate |
Determined by system configuration and the NI-SLSC driver |
Name |
Resource Type |
DataType |
Description |
Valid Values |
AL.AMP_GAIN |
I2C Command [3] |
Enum |
Gain level. |
[1.0, 1.5, 2.5, 3.0, 4.0, 4.5, 5.5, 6.0] |
Name |
Resource Type |
DataType |
Description |
Valid Values |
---|---|---|---|---|
AL.AMP_ENABLE |
I2C Command [3] |
Bool |
Amplifier output enable value. True for enabled, False for disabled. |
[False, True] |
Without Enable and Amplifier¶
See Passthrough for details