
APCI-3016-16PCI analog acquisition board with 16 single-ended channels
The board acquires voltage signals inside test benches, inspection systems and industrial control applications, taking one slot of the process computer.
The inputs can be used referred to a common ground or in a differential arrangement: the choice depends on the noise present on the measurement line and on the cable length towards the sensor.
At a glance
- Watchdog: Yes
- Channels: 16 channel
- ADC resolution: 16-bit
- Sampling rate: 200
- Analog input range: 0-1 V
Technical specifications
| Watchdog | Yes |
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| Digital I/O | 4× DI 24 V isolati + 4× DO 24 V isolati (high-side, 50 mA) + 24× TTL I/O |
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| Connectors | D-Sub1× connettore 50 pin per E/A digitali |
| Channels | 16 channel |
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| Counter | 3 timer + 3 contatori, 16 bit |
| ADC resolution | 16-bit |
| Sampling rate | 200 |
| Analog input range | 0-1 V0-5 V±10 V0-10 V±5 V±2 V±1 V0-2 V |
| Trigger modes | Internal timerSoftwareExternal digital trigger(24 V) |
| Acquisition specifications | Guadagno PGA x1, x2, x5, x10 programmabile via software per canale(misc)Ingressi analogici: 0–10 V, ±10 V, 0–5 V, ±5 V, 0–2 V, ±2 V, 0–1 V, ±1 V; 0–20 mA opzionale (programmabili via software per canale)(range) |
| Isolation | Yes(opto) |
| Isolation voltage | 1000 V (optoisolatori, PC→periferia) |
| I/O protection | Overvoltage(± 40 V) |
| Board function | Analog acquisition |
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| Architecture standard | PCI |
| Bus interface | PCI 32 bit, 3,3/5 V (spec. 2.2 PCISiG) |
| Power input | DC |
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| Dimensions | 175 × 99 |
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| Operating temperature | 0–60 °C |
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Data extracted from the manufacturers' technical sheets: the official product spec sheet remains the reference for final confirmation.
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