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[ts-7000] Re: Scheduled activity on a TS-7800

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Subject: [ts-7000] Re: Scheduled activity on a TS-7800
From: "Anouk Ahamitet" <>
Date: Fri, 20 Jun 2008 18:30:44 -0000

--- In "David Farrell" <> wrote:

> Why not look at A/D PC/104 boards like those at www.mesanet.com
> they have the timers on board and FIFOs.

Well, none of the board I saw there can handle the voltage range we're required to support.  Here's the gain table from the hardware we're replacing:

 Index  +/- voltage
   0      INVALID
   1       10.24V
   2        5.12V
   3        2.56V
   4        1.28V
   5          640mV
   6          320mV
   7          160mV
    8           80mV
   9           40mV
  10           20mV
  11           10mV
  12            5mV
  13            2.5mV
  14      INVALID
  15      INVALID

We don't need to be precise, and not all are truly needed, but the +/-10.24V and +/-10mV ranges are critical to our customer, so both must be supported (or at least as close as we can get, like +/-10V will do, if it must).

> You may also be able to use the TS-7800 high res timer to measure the
> exact time your sample was taken and interpolate to get the value of
> th e reading for the time you want. Don't wait on the timer, just read it.

That'd be great, except we need the timer so that we can wait for a short period in order to allow the hardware to do its job after we tell it what to do.
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