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General| Brand | National Instruments |
|---|---|
| Model | NI 6225 |
| Category | Media Converter |
| Language | English |
Step-by-step instructions for installing NI-DAQmx software and hardware.
Description of DAQ hardware functionality, including signal digitization and conversion.
Information on using NI-DAQ driver software and APIs for device programming.
Explanation of input ranges and their effect on device resolution.
Description of DIFF, RSE, and NRSE analog input ground-reference settings.
Issues to consider for accurate multichannel scanning, including settling time.
Details on analog input triggering actions: Start, Reference, and Pause triggers.
Information on Start and Pause triggers for analog output operations.
Applications for counter inputs, including edge counting and pulse-width measurement.
Methods to measure frequency using counters, including low and high frequency signals.
Details on counter triggering actions: Arm Start, Start, and Pause triggers.
Routing external timing signals to various M Series functions using PFI terminals.
Overview of clock routing circuitry and sources for M Series devices.
Generating triggers from digital signals, specifying source and edge.
Generating triggers from analog signals, specifying source and type.
Configuration of analog trigger circuitry for edge, hysteresis, and window triggering.
Describes timing specifications for triggers and clock signals in the analog input timing engine.
The signal that determines when an analog-to-digital conversion is started.
Details on the Start Trigger's asynchronous pulse output and routing.
How the analog output Pause Trigger pauses an ongoing generation.
The signal that signals the start of a sample, generated from external or internal sources.
Describes timing delays and requirements for digital waveform acquisitions and generations.
Describes input delays, requirements, output delays, gating modes, and encoder timing.
Troubleshooting analog input issues like crosstalk, ghost voltages, and random drift.
Troubleshooting analog output signal glitches and how to minimize them.
Troubleshooting counter measurement issues like duplicate count prevention.
Troubleshooting device detection issues with MAX or the operating system.
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