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ADC-10,12,40,42 User's Guide6
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Product Features
3.1
Specification
Resolution
8 bits
Number of input
channels
1
Input range
0 to 5 V
Maximum sampling
rate
20 kS/s
Repeatability
±4 LSB at 25°C
Absolute accuracy
±1% typical at 25°C
Overvoltage
protection
±30 V
Input impedance
200 kiloohm
Output connector
D25 to PC parallel port
Input connectors
BNC
Power
requirements
power supply required
Environmental
conditions
0 to 70°C
0 to 95% humidity
NOT water-resistant
3.2
Asynchronously
The Pico USB parallel port takes samples from the product, under its own control, and
stores them until the computer has time to read them. The term asynchronous is
used to indicate that the time the samples are collected is not the same as the time
the PC requests them.
3.3
Streaming
If a device is connected to a Pico USB parallel port, data is collected asynchronously,
without any intervention from the PC. This gives considerably more reliable data
collection, and sampling does not interfere with the operation of the your computer.
When collecting data from a streaming device using the drivers, three modes are
available:
BM_SINGLE - collect a single block of data and exit
BM_WINDOW - collect a series of overlapping blocks of data
BM_STREAM - collect a continuous stream of data.
BM_SINGLE is useful when you wish to collect data at high speed for a relatively short
period. For example, to collect 1000 readings in 50 ms.
BM_WINDOW is useful when collecting several blocks of data at relatively low speeds-
for example when collecting 10000 samples over 10 seconds. Collecting a sequence of
SINGLE blocks like this would take 10 seconds for each block, so displayed data would
not be updated frequently. Using windowing, it is possible to ask for a new block more
frequently, for example every second, and to receive a block containing nine seconds
of data that have already been seen and one second of new data. The block is
effectively a 10-second 'window' that advances one second each time.
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