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| PISO-813 |
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| 32 Channel Single-Ended Isolated Analog Input Board |
PISO-813: $339.00 
Volume Customers, Please Call 1-888-971-9888 for discount pricing! |
PISO-813/S (with DB-8325 daughter board): $399.00
Volume Customers, Please Call 1-888-971-9888 for discount pricing! |
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The PISO-813 is a bus-type isolated 12-bit A/D board for IBM or compatible PCs with PCI bus. It features 10KHz data acquisition under DOS and Windows. The PISO-813 provides 32 single-ended analog inputs. The isolation range of PISO-813 is increased to 3000 V. It is the most cost effective isolated A/D board for the PCI Bus in the world. The PISO-813 has one 37-pin D-sub connector . It can be installed in a 5V PCI slot and can support true “Plug & Play “.
- PCI Bus
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32 single-ended analog input channels
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12-bit A/D converter ( ADS 774 or equivalent)
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3,000Vdc photo-isolation protection
- Analog input range
- Bipolar: ±10V,±5 V, ±2.5V, ±1.25V, ±0.625V
- Unipolar: 0-10V, 0-5V, 0-2.5V, 0-1.25V
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Programmable gain control
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3000Vdc/DC converter built-in
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A/D trigger mode: Software Trigger
- A/D data transfer mode: polling
- Software:
- Toolkit for DOS
- Toolkit for Windows 95/98
- Toolkit for Windows NT
- Toolkit for Windows 2000/XP
- LabVIEW toolkit for Windows
- Toolkit for OCX 95/98
- Toolkit for OCX NT
- Toolkit for OCX 2000/XP
- Driver for LINUX
- Driver for DasyLab
- Applications:
- High speed data acquisition system
- Harsh environment operation
- Signal isolation
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| Specifications & Additional Information |
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Analog Input Specifications
- Channels : 32 single-ended
- Resolution : 12-bit
- Sampling rate : 10KS/s max.
- Input impedance : 10 M Ohm
- Overvoltage protection : ±35V
- Accuracy : 0.01% of reading ± 1-bit
- Linearity : ± 1-bit
- On chip sample & hold
- Zero drift : ±25ppm/oC of FS max.
- Power Requirements: +5V @850mA max
Environmental
- Operating temperature 0° - 50°C
- Storage temperature -20°C to 70°C
- Humidity : 0 to 90% non-condensing
- Dimensions : 180mm x 105mm
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Mon. Dec 01, 2008 
