The KAD/ADC/134 is used to condition and digitize up to 16 differential-ended analog channels.
Features
- 16 full or ½ bridge, potentiometer or differential-ended input channels
- Ordering input range (100mV, 10V)
- High accuracy (<0.02% FSR typical)
- 8 programmable bipolar voltage excitation outputs
- Short on any channel does not affect others
- 16-bit simultaneous sampling on each channel
- Up to 25 k samples per second per channel
- Up to 6.25 kHz bandwidth
Applications
- Analog Signal Acquisition
- Differential Ended
- Full Bridge
- Half Bridge
- Potentiometer
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KAD/ADC/134 16 channel Full/1/2-bridge ADC
The KAD/ADC/134 is used to condition and digitize up to 16 differential-ended analog channels. At the heart of the KAD/ADC/134 is a hard-wired state machine that oversamples all channels at a rate between 100 ksps and 200 ksps and digitally filters any noise above the user-programmable cutoff frequency.
This is achieved using cascaded, half-band, Finite-Impulse-Response (FIR) filters followed by an 8th order Butterworth IIR filter with a default cutoff point set at one-quarter of the sampling frequency (fc = fs/4). In FIR mode, the IIR filter is bypassed, with samples being outputted directly from the FIR filter. All signals are sampled simultaneously. Thus, when several channels are sampled at different sampling rates, at the start of an acquisition cycle all channels are aligned.
Excitation on the KAD/ADC/134 is programmable using four D/A converters, each of which is connected to two pairs of drivers. If more than eight excitations are required, each excitation output can be connected to two bridges.
The KAD/ADC/134 is available with a ±100mV and ±10V input range.
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