32 Differential or 64 Single-Ended 16-Bit Scanned Analog Voltage Input Channels
32-Channel Precision Scanning Excitation Current Source; 0.4ma to 10ma Options
Input Ranges Selectable as ±10V, ±5V or ±2.5V
Excitation Applied to any Channel Combination Under a Control Mask High Input Impedance for Channels Not Requiring Excitation
Scan Rate Internally Adjustable from 0.06 to 3000 32-Channel Scans per Second
External Hardware Sync Input/Output (Alternate Function for Channel 31)
Data Buffered through a 64K-sample FIFO
Continuous and Burst (One-Shot) Input Modes
Scan Sizes from Two to 32 Channels-per-Scan; or Single-Channel sampling of any Channel
On-Demand Internal Autocalibration
DMA Engine Supports Block Mode Transfers
Completely Software-Configurable; No Field Jumpers
General Standards Corporation develops and manufactures the highest-performance Analog, Digital, and Serial I/O products based upon a variety of buses such as PMC, PCI, PC104Plus, VME, and cPCI. We have an extensive product line which includes I/ O boards, cables, and software drivers. One of the benefits of being a General Standards Corporation customer is the many choices available for board form factor, bus, and board type to free drivers and loaner boards. This stems from our broad base of experience designing custom IO boards for many different applications across multiple industries. We have brought this experience to the PC/104-Plus product line. At General Standards Corporation, we are committed to your success. We continuously improve our existing products and deliver innovative new products. We pay close attention to customer needs in an effort to provide the best products in the business. Our claim to fame is our ability to develop custom boards as well as new products quickly and efficiently. We emphasize the use of small development teams with one (or more) persons assigned to each major aspect of the design effort (conceptual design, FPGA design entry, simulation, schematic entry, test code, and documentation). We place a lot of emphasis on making documentation easy to understand; this allows for easier customization and re-use of core designs on variations of a product.
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