PCI-9113A — PCI & PCIe I/O Boards

PCI & PCIe I/O Boards

PCI-9113AIsolated 12-bit PCI DAQ board for measurement benches

Manufacturer

PCI-9113A is a multifunction data acquisition board on the PCI bus, meant for test benches and industrial test systems where the analog signals are read straight from the measurement PC.

The analog front end covers a ±10 V range with a sampling frequency of 250 kSps, while a built-in 8254 interval timer/counter paces acquisitions and counts. The board stays operational between 0 and 55 °C, within the usual swing of a test cabinet.

At a glance

  • Channels: 32 channel
  • ADC resolution: 12 Bit bit
  • Sampling rate: 100 kS/s kSps
  • Analog input range: 0-1 V
  • Acquisition specifications: Range ingressi: ±10 / ±5 / ±1 / ±0,5 / ±0,1 / ±0,05 V; unipolari 0-10 / 0-1 / 0-0,1 V

Technical specifications

ConnectorsD-Sub

Channels32 channel
Counterinterval timer/counter 8254 on board
ADC resolution12 Bit bit
Sampling rate100 kS/s kSps
Analog input range0-1 V±5 V0-10 V±10 V
Input impedance1 GΩ ohm
Input couplingDC
Trigger modesSoftware
Acquisition specificationsRange ingressi: ±10 / ±5 / ±1 / ±0,5 / ±0,1 / ±0,05 V; unipolari 0-10 / 0-1 / 0-0,1 V32 ingressi single-ended o 16 differenziali(misc)Accuratezza 0,01% FSR ± 1 LSB(accuracy)
IsolationYes
Isolation voltage2500 VRMS V(dc)
I/O protectionOvervoltage(continuous · ±35 V)

Board functionAnalog acquisition
Architecture standardPCI
Bus interfaceSupports a 32-Bit 5 V PCI buspolling, interrupt

Power consumption4.8 W(+5 V)

Dimensions173 × 107 mm

Operating temperature0–55 °C
Storage temperature-20–80 °C

Operating systemsWindowsLinux
Driver & SDKLabVIEW, MATLAB, C/C++, Visual Basic, Visual Studio.NET

Data extracted from the manufacturers' technical sheets: the official product spec sheet remains the reference for final confirmation.

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