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31 / 42 page ![]() VCM-DAS-3 Reference Manual 26 Analog Output Analog Output Ranges and Resolution VCM-DAS-3 provides six different analog output ranges (shown in Table 18), including four bipolar ranges and two unipolar ranges. One of the bipolar ranges (-2.5 to +7.5V) is asymmetrical. Power-up ranges are determined by jumper settings (see Power-up Span Range Configuration). Ranges for individual channels can be set by software using the Set Span command, available in enhanced mode. The resolution for any output range is equal to the maximum possible range of output voltages divided by the maximum number of possible steps. For a 12-bit D/A converter, the maximum number of steps is 4096. The actual output codes range from 0 to 4095, which is the full range of possible 12-bit binary numbers. (See Analog Output Data Representation.) The table below shows the analog output ranges and resolutions available on the VCM-DAS-3. Negative full scale refers to the output voltage for a code of 0, and positive full scale refers to the output voltage for a code of 4095. Table 18: Analog Output Ranges and Resolution Full-Scale Voltage Bipolar or Unipolar Range Name Negative Full Scale Positive Full Scale Resolution (1 LSB) 10V Bipolar ±10V - 10V +9.9951V 4.88mV 5V Bipolar ±5V - 5V +4.9963V 2.44mV 2.5V Bipolar ±2.5V - 2.5V +2.4988V 1.22mV 7.5V Bipolar - 2.5 to +7.5V - 2.5V +7.4963V 2.44mV 10V Unipolar 0-10V 0V +9.9976V 2.44mV 5V Unipolar 0-5V 0V +4.9988V 1.22mV SETTING A SPAN RANGE Power-up span ranges are determined for blocks of channels by jumper settings (see Power-up Span Range Configuration); however, in enhanced mode, you can set the span range for any individual channel. To perform a Set Span operation: 1. Write the appropriate Set Span code (see Enhanced Control Register) to the CTRL field of the ENCTRL register at I/O port 0x30A, combined with the channel number in the SEL bits of the same register. 2. Perform an LDAC operation by writing Ah to the CTRL field of the ENCTRL register, combined with the channel number in the SEL field of the same register. 5 5 |
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