10-12-2010 04:41 PM
I'm using sensors that output a 10V pulse. Can I use the 9401 module to read the pulse? The NI 9401 has a 5.25V max input, but the spec sheet mentions something about +/- 30V max overvoltage protection on one channel at a time. I'd have 7 sensors on the module simultaneously. Any idea if this would work.
Thanks in advance.
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10-13-2010
05:58 AM
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02-06-2024
05:12 PM
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Hi gintree,
If you read the 'Safety' section of this data sheet it states that you can only have a maximum voltage +-30V on one channel at a time.
I would conclude that this wouldn't work.
Maybe the NI9478 would be more suitable, as each channel is compatible with 5 to 50 V signals.
Hope this helps!
Regards,
10-13-2010 08:02 AM
I may be mistaken, but isn't the NI9478 an output module? My appliation is reading in 10V pulses, so I need an input module.
10-13-2010
08:08 AM
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02-06-2024
05:13 PM
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migration-bot
Sorry about that, read it wrong! Try the Ni 9422, should be more suitable!
10-13-2010 08:21 AM
The spec sheet for the 9422 states the input voltage range as 11 to 60V for the ON state. My signal is 10V. Will the module pick up a signal that is lower than the rated minimum?
10-13-2010
08:48 AM
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02-06-2024
05:13 PM
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The NI 9425 should be better suited then, however the ON state is at >=10V.
10-13-2010 09:11 AM
Ok great. That sounds like it should work. I appreciate the help.