Table 3-2, Pin analog i/o connector signal descriptions -4 – National Instruments BNC -2140 User Manual

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Chapter 3

Signal Connections

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Note

This BNC-2140 pin assignment maps to the pin assignment of the DSA device you

are connecting to the BNC-2140. Refer to your DSA device user manual for the pin
assignments specific to your device connection.

Table 3-2 describes the signals for the internal 68-pin I/O connector.

Refer to Figure 3-1 for the pin assignments for the 68-pin connector.

Table 3-2. 68-Pin Analog I/O Connector Signal Descriptions

Signal Name

Reference

Direction

Description

AIGND

Analog Input Ground—These pins are the reference
point for single-ended measurements in SE mode
and the bias current return point for differential
measurements.

+ACH<0..3>

AIGND

Input

+Analog Input Channel 0 through 3

–ACH<0..3>

AIGND

Input

–Analog Input Channel 0 through 3

+DAC0OUT

–DAC0OUT

Output

+Analog Output Channel 0

–DAC0OUT

+DAC0OUT

Output

–Analog Output Channel 0

+DAC1OUT

–DAC1OUT

Output

+Analog Output Channel 1

–DAC1OUT

+DAC1OUT

Output

–Analog Output Channel 1

AOGND

Analog Output Ground—The analog output
voltages are ultimately referenced to this node.

DGND

Digital Ground—This pin supplies the reference for
the +5 VDC supply.

+5 V

DGND

Output

+5 VDC Source—These pins are fused for up to
0.5 A of +5 V supply on the DSA plug-in device.
The fuse is self-resetting. This source powers the
ICP circuits of the BNC-2140.

Note: For +ACH<0..3>, –ACH<0..3>, +DAC0OUT, –DAC0OUT, +DAC1OUT, and –DAC1OUT descriptions, see
Table 3-1.

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