Omega Vehicle Security DAQ-16 User Manual

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+32,767

+32,767

+65,535

+65,535

+Vmax

+16,384

0

+49,152

+32,768

+Vmax/2

0

-32,768

+32,768

0

0

-16,384

n/a

+16,384

n/a

-Vmax/2

-32,768

n/a

0

n/a

-Vmax

bipolar

unipolar

bipolar

unipolar

2’s Complement

2’s Complement

Binary

Binary

Voltage

Table 2-2. A/D Conversion Format Examples

In order to calculate the actual input voltage from the digital "code" provided by the DAQ-16,
the user must know the configuration used to acquire the data. Given this information, the
input voltage can be calculated using the equations below:

Unipolar, binary

input =

* Vmax

CODE

65, 536

Bipolar, binary

input =

-

* 2 * Vmax

CODE

65, 536

1
2

Unipolar, 2’s complement

input =

+

* Vmax

CODE

65, 536

1
2

Bipolar, 2’s complement

input =

* 2 * Vmax

CODE

65, 536

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