PCI Data Acquisition Add-In Cards
Ultraview's PCI series of data acquisition add-in cards are complete data acquisition (A/D) and control (D/A) systems on a single PCI Bus card. Ranging in speed from dual 14 and 12-bit 1-25MSPS boards up to 1500MSPS 8-bit boards with 8GB/16GB of on-board RAM. All cards come with graphical waveform viewers, example user programs (source code included) and device drivers for Linux or Windows, allowing users to quickly prototype and develop their applications.
64-bit DMA transfers on all boards allow continuous, uninterrupted transfer of hundreds of megabytes, or even gigabytes of A/D or D/A data at sustained transfer rates of 100 megabytes per second. (when installed in 64-bit PCI slots). Models with 8GB of on-board RAM can acquire
up to 8GB of uninterrupted data at aggregate speeds of up to 1.6GB/second.
In addition to the dual 14-bit or 12-Bit A/D and optional dual 14-Bit D/A converters, all ULTRADMA series boards except Models, ADDA14-100DMA, AD14-100DMA,
AD8-100DMA, AD8S-100DMA, AD8S-100DMA-FPDP, AD8-650x2DMA, AD8-1250DMA and AD8CH12B-100DMA utilize three parallel TTL Inputs which can
acquire digital data at the same rate, and concurrent with, the A/D samples. These unique high speed TTL input vectors enable
the ULTRADMA to dynamically monitor control signals from external apparatus at the same time analog data is being acquired. Models
ADDA14 and AD14-100DMA have one TTL input rather than five.
Event-controllable selective sampling allows a condition external to certain models of ULTRADMA board to start and stop storing data. Once A/D sampling
has begun, it will continue while the Event signal is driven high (or left unconnected). Each time Event is driven low during acquisition,
sampling will stop, and a time-stamp will be written into the next memory location, after which the storage of data will remain
halted until Event is brought high again. The Event input and timestamp counter are not used on models AD8-100DMA, AD8S-100DMA,
AD8CH12B-100DMA, AD8-650x2DMA, AD8-1250DMA or DA14-100DMA.
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