National Instruments SCXI -1122 Manual

CALIBRATION PROCEDURE
SCXI -1122
This document contains information and step-by-step instructions for
calibrating the National Instruments SCXI-1122 module.
Contents
Introduction............................................................................................. 2
What Is Calibration? ........................................................................ 2
Why Should You Calibrate? ............................................................ 2
How Often Should You Calibrate? .................................................. 2
Equipment and Other Test Requirements ............................................... 2
Test Equipment ................................................................................ 2
Instruments ............................................................................... 3
Connectors ................................................................................ 3
Software and Documentation........................................................... 3
Software.................................................................................... 3
Documentation.......................................................................... 3
Test Conditions ................................................................................ 4
Calibration............................................................................................... 4
Setting Up the Module..................................................................... 5
Verifying the Operation of the Module ........................................... 5
Verifying Analog Input Offsets ................................................ 5
Verifying Excitation Limits...................................................... 9
Adjusting the Module ...................................................................... 10
Adjusting Gain and Offset Errors............................................. 10
Adjusting Calibration Constants............................................... 13
Adjusting Excitation Limits...................................................... 14
Verifying Adjusted Values .............................................................. 15
Test Limits .............................................................................................. 15
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Introduction
What Is Calibration?
Calibration consists of verifying the measurement accuracy of a module
and adjusting for any measurement error. Verification is measuring the
performance of the module and comparing these measurements to the
factory specifications. During calibration, you supply and read voltage
levels using external standards, then you adjust the module calibration
constants. The new calibration constants are stored in the EEPROM. These
calibration constants are loaded from memory as needed to adjust for the
error in the measurements taken by the module.
Why Should You Calibrate?
The accuracy of electronic components drifts with time and temperature,
which can affect measurement accuracy as a module ages. Calibration
restores these components to their specified accuracy and ensures that the
module still meets NI standards.
How Often Should You Calibrate?
The measurement requirements of your application determine how often
you must calibrate the SCXI-1122 module to maintain accuracy. NI
recommends that you perform a complete calibration at least once every
year. You can shorten this interval to 90 days or six months based on the
demands of your application.
Equipment and Other Test Requirements
This section describes the test equipment, software, documentation,
and test conditions required for calibrating the SCXI-1122 module.
Test Equipment
Calibration requires a high-precision voltage source with at least 50 ppm
accuracy, a multiranging 5 1/2-digit digital multimeter (DMM) with
15 ppm accuracy, a 15 Ω±10% resistor, and a 16-bit NI E Series data
acquisition (DAQ) device.

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Instruments
NI recommends the following instruments for calibrating the SCXI-1122
module:
• Calibrator—Fluke 5700A
• DMM—NI 4060 or HP 34401A
If these instruments are not available, use the accuracy requirements listed
above to select substitute calibration instruments.
Connectors
If you do not have custom connection hardware, you need the following
equipment:
• SCXI-1322 terminal block
• Shielded 68-pin connector cable
• 50-pin ribbon cable
• 50-pin breakout box
• SCXI-1349 adapter
These components give easy access to the individual pins on the
SCXI-1122 module front and rear connectors.
Software and Documentation
This section describes the software and documentation you need to
calibrate the SCXI-1122 module.
Software
This calibration procedure requires the latest version of the Traditional
NI-DAQ (Legacy) driver software on the calibration system. The driver
supports a number of programming languages, including LabVIEW and
Measurement Studio. If you do not have the latest version of Traditional
NI-DAQ (Legacy), you can download it from the NI Web site at
ni.com/download. When you install the driver, you only need to install
support for the programming language used in your application.
Documentation
•Traditional NI-DAQ Function Reference Help
• Traditional NI-DAQ User Manual
The Traditional NI-DAQ Function Reference Help and the Traditional
NI-DAQ User Manual contain detailed information about using Traditional
NI-DAQ (Legacy). The help file includes detailed information about the

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driver functions. You can access the help file by selecting Start»All
Programs»National Instruments»NI-DAQ»Traditional NI-DAQ
Function Reference Help.
The user manual provides instructions on installing and configuring
NI-DAQ devices. It also includes detailed information about creating
applications that use Traditional NI-DAQ (Legacy). You can access the user
manual by selecting Start»All Programs»National Instruments»
NI-DAQ»Traditional NI-DAQ User Manual.
These documents are your primary references for writing your calibration
utility. For more information about the products you are calibrating, refer
to the device documentation.
Test Conditions
Follow these guidelines to optimize the connections and environment
during calibration:
• Keep connections to the SCXI-1122 module and the terminal block
short. Long cables and wires act as antennae, picking up extra noise
and thermal offsets that can affect measurements.
• Use shielded copper wire for all cable connections to the device.
Use twisted-pair wire to eliminate noise and thermal offsets.
• Maintain the temperature between 18 °C and 28 °C.
• Keep relative humidity below 80%.
• Allow a warm-up time of at least 15 minutes for the SCXI-1122
module and 30 minutes for the E Series DAQ device to ensure the
measurement circuitry is at a stable operating temperature.
Calibration
The calibration process has the following steps:
1. Set up the SCXI-1122 module for verification.
2. Verify the existing operation of the module to determine whether the
module is operating within its test limits.
3. Adjust the module with respect to a known voltage source.
4. Verify that the module is operating within its test limits after
adjustments.

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Setting Up the Module
Complete the following steps to set up the SCXI-1122 module for
verification:
1. Install the SCXI-1122 module in slot 4 of the SCXI chassis.
2. Connect a 68-to-68-pin cable between the SCXI-1122 module and the
E Series DAQ device.
3. Configure the hardware with Measurement & Automation Explorer
(MAX). For more information about configuring the calibration
system, refer to the E Series DAQ device and SCXI-1122 module
documentation.
Verifying the Operation of the Module
These verification procedures determine how well the SCXI-1122 module
is meeting its test limits. You can use this information to select the
appropriate calibration interval for your application.
Verifying Analog Input Offsets
Complete the following steps to verify the analog input offsets:
1. Read the Test Conditions section in this document.
2. Refer to Table 3 for the limits to verify. Although NI recommends
verifying all ranges and gains, you can save time by checking only
those ranges used in your application.
3. Ensure that the E Series DAQ device is connected to the SCXI-1122
module.
4. Call Calibrate_E_Series to minimize the uncertainty associated
with the E Series DAQ device. Set the following parameters:
•deviceNumber—The value assigned by MAX
•calOp—ND_SELF_CALIBRATE
•setOfCalConstants—ND_USER_EEPROM_AREA
•calRefVolts—0.0
5. Call AI_Configure to set the E Series DAQ device in bipolar mode.
Set the following parameters:
•deviceNumber—The value assigned by MAX
•chan—0
•inputMode—0
•inputRange—0
•polarity—0
•driveAIS—0

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6. Call MIO_Config to enable dithering on the E Series DAQ device.
Set the following parameters:
•deviceNumber—The value assigned by MAX
•dither—1
•useAmux—0
7. Call SCXI_Configure_Filter to configure the filter mode of the
SCXI-1122 module. Set the following parameters:
•assigned bySCXIchassisId—The value assigned by MAX
•moduleSlot—1
•channel— –1
•filterMode—1
•freq—4.0
•cutoffDivDown—0
•and outClkDivDown—2
•ActualFreq—This is a return value
8. Call SCXI_Single_Chan_Setup to configure the SCXI-1122
module for single channel measurements. Set the following
parameters:
•SCXIchassisID—The value assigned by MAX
•moduleSlot—1
•moduleChan—0
•DAQdeviceNumber—The device number assigned by MAX for
the E Series DAQ device
9. Call SCXI_Calibrate_Setup to auto-zero the SCXI-1122 module.
Set the following parameters:
•SCXIchassisID—The value assigned by MAX
•moduleSlot—1
•calOp—2
10. Call SCXI_Set_Gain to set the selected gain on the SCXI-1122
module. Set the following parameters:
•SCXIchassisID—The value assigned by MAX
•moduleSlot—1
•channel— –1
•gain—The gain value you want to test
Acceptable gain values are listed in Table 3.

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11. If you have an SCXI-1322 terminal block, connect the calibrator to the
CH0+ and CH0– inputs of the terminal block. If you are not using a
terminal block, connect the calibrator to analog input channel 0.
Refer to Table 1 to determine the pins on the 96-pin front connector
that correspond to the positive and negative inputs of the specified
channel. For example, the positive input for channel 0 is pin A32,
which is labeled CH0+. The negative input for channel 0 is pin C31,
which is labeled CH0–.
Table 1. SCXI-1122 Front Connector Pin Assignments
Pin Number Column A Column B Column C
32 NC CH0+ NC
31 RSVD NC CH0–
30 NC CH1+ NC
29 NC NC CH1–
28 NC CH2+ NC
27 NC NC CH2–
26 NC CH3+ NC
25 NC NC CH3–
24 NC CH4+ NC
23 IEX+ NC CH4–
22 NC CH5+ NC
21 IEX– NC CH5–
20 NC CH6+ NC
19 VEX+ NC CH6–
18 NC CH7+ NC
17 SENSE+ NC CH7–
16 NC CH8+ NC
15 SENSE– NC CH8–
14 NC CH9+ NC
13 VEX– NC CH9–
12 NC CH10+ NC

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12. Set the calibrator voltage to the Test Point value in Table 3 that
corresponds to the gain from step 10.
13. Call DAQ_Op to retrieve measurement data from the SCXI-1122
module.
Set the following parameters:
•deviceNumber—The value assigned by MAX
•chan—0
•gain—1
•count—100
•sampleRate—100
The data is returned to the buffer variable.
14. Call SCXI_Scale to convert the acquired readings into scaled voltage
values. Set the following parameters:
•SCXIChassisID—The value assigned by MAX
•moduleSlot—0
•channel—0
•SCXIgain—The gain from step 10
•TBgain—1
•DAQBoard—The value assigned by MAX
11 VEX/2 NC CH10–
10 NC CH11+ NC
9NC NC CH11–
8NC CH12+ NC
7+5 V NC CH12–
6NC CH13+ NC
5NC NC CH13–
4NC CH14+ NC
3TEMP+ NC CH14–
2NC CH15+ NC
1TEMP– NC CH15–
NC — No connect
Table 1. SCXI-1122 Front Connector Pin Assignments (Continued)
Pin Number Column A Column B Column C

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•DAQchannel—0
•DAQgain—1
•numPoints—100
Average the resulting scaled data to obtain the final voltage
measurement.
15. Compare the measurement result to the upper and lower limits shown
in Table 3. If the measurement value falls between the Upper Limit and
Lower Limit values, the SCXI-1122 module passed the test.
16. Repeat steps 5 through 15 for the two other test points of the gain
setting. You only need to check channel 0 on the SCXI-1122 module
because all inputs are multiplexed back through the same amplifier and
filter combination.
17. Repeat steps 5 through 16 for each of the remaining gain settings.
After you have checked all gains for Table 3, continue with step 18.
18. Repeat steps 4 through 17 using Table 3, but set the freq input
to 4000.0 in step 7.
Note If all channels fall within the upper and lower limits, the module does not need
adjustment.
You have completed verifying the analog input offsets of the SCXI-1122
module.
Verifying Excitation Limits
Complete the following steps to verify the excitation limits:
1. Connect a 15 Ωresistor between VEX+ and VEX– on the front of the
SCXI module.
Note If you are not using the SCXI-1322 terminal block, make sure that the SENSE+
terminal is connected to the VEX+ terminal and the SENSE– terminal to the VEX–
terminal.
2. Set the DMM to voltage mode and connect it across the resistor.
3. Compare the DMM reading to the upper and lower limits for voltage
excitation shown in Table 2. If the reading falls between the Upper
Limit and Lower Limit values, the SCXI-1122 module passed the test.

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4. Set the DMM to current mode and connect it between the IEX+ and
IEX– pins of the SCXI-1122 module.
5. Compare the DMM reading to the upper and lower limits for the
current excitation shown in Table 2. If the reading falls between the
Upper Limit and Lower Limit values, the SCXI-1122 module passed
the test.
Adjusting the Module
This section contains three adjustment procedures: one for adjusting gain
and offset errors, one for adjusting calibration constants, and one for
adjusting excitation.
Adjusting Gain and Offset Errors
Complete the following steps to adjust gain and offset errors:
1. Ensure that the E Series DAQ device is connected to the SCXI-1122
module.
2. Call SCXI_Configure_Filter to configure the filter mode of the
SCXI-1122 module. Set the following parameters:
•SCXIchassisId—The value assigned by MAX
•moduleSlot—1
•channel— –1
•filterMode—1
•freq—4.0
•cutoffDivDown—0
•outClkDivDown—2
•ActualFreq—This is a return value
Table 2. Excitation Test Limits
Excitation
Type Test Point Upper Limit Lower Limit
Vo l t a g e 3.333 V 3.3343 V 3.3317 V
Current 1.00 mA 1.0004 mA 0.9996 mA

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3. Call SCXI_Single_Chan_Setup to configure the SCXI-1122
module for single channel measurements. Set the following
parameters:
•SCXIchassisID—The value assigned by MAX
•moduleSlot—1
•moduleChan—0
•DAQdeviceNumber—The device number assigned by MAX for
the E Series DAQ device
4. Call SCXI_Calibrate_Setup to auto-zero the SCXI-1122 module.
Set the following parameters:
•SCXIchassisID—The value assigned by MAX
•moduleSlot—1
•calOp—2
5. Call SCXI_Set_Gain to set the selected gain on the SCXI-1122
module. Set the following parameters:
•SCXIchassisID—The value assigned by MAX
•moduleSlot—0
•channelSet— –1
•gainSet—The first gain value you want to adjust
Acceptable gain values are listed in Table 3.
6. Connect the calibrator to analog input channel 0. If you are using
an SCXI-1322 terminal block connected to the SCXI-1122 module,
connect the calibrator to the CH0+ and CH0– inputs.
Refer to Table 1 to determine the pins on the 96-pin front connector
that correspond to the positive and negative inputs of the specified
channel. For example, the positive input for channel 0 is pin A32,
which is labeled CH0+. The negative input for channel 0 is pin C31,
which is labeled CH0–.
7. Connect the DMM to the output of channel 0 by using the 50-pin
breakout connector on the SCXI-1349 adapter.
Refer to Figure 1 to determine the pins on the 50-pin rear connector
that correspond to the positive and negative outputs for the specified
channel. For example, the positive output for channel 0 is pin 3, which
is labeled MCH0+. The negative output for channel 0 is pin 4, which
is labeled MCH0–.

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Figure 1. SCXI-1122 Rear Connector Pin Assignments
8. Set the calibrator voltage to the test point value specified by the
Test Point entry on Table 3.
9. Read the voltage from the DMM. Record the actual DMM reading,
which is output1, and the calibrator output voltage, which is volt1,
for later use.
10. Set the calibrator to the negative test point value for the same gain.
Skip any test point voltages that are specified as 0 V. You need only
upper and lower limits for adjustment.
11. Read the voltage from the DMM. Record the actual DMM reading,
which is output2, and the calibrator output voltage, which is volt2,
for later use.
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
30
32
34
36
38
40
42
44
46
48
50
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
29
31
33
35
37
39
41
43
45
47
49
AOGND
MCH0+
OUTREF
SERDATIN
DAQD*/A
SLOT0SEL
DIGGND
SERCLK
RSVD
AOGND
MCH0–
DIGGND
SERDATOUT
SCANCLK
RSVD

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12. Convert the DMM voltage reading to a binary reading by using one
of the following equations:
For example, using a 12-bit product, such as a PCI-MIO-16E-1, and
obtaining a DMM reading of 9.9 V, you would have the following
equation:
Repeat steps 5 through 12 for the remaining input ranges.
When you are finished, you have a table of calibrator voltages and the
corresponding binary readings.
You have now finished adjusting the offset and gain errors on the
SCXI-1122 module.
Adjusting Calibration Constants
Complete the following steps to adjust the calibration constants:
1. Call SCXI_Cal_Constants to create and store the new calibration
constants in the memory of the SCXI-1122 module. Call this function
for each gain setting. Set the following parameters:
•SCXIchassisID—The ID assigned by MAX
•ModuleSlot—1, unless you have installed the module in a
different slot
•channel— –1
•opCode—2
•calibrationArea—0
•rangeCode—0 (not used for the SCXI-1122 module)
•SCXIgain—The appropriate gain for the pair of constants you are
about to save on the SCXI-1122 module
•DAQboard—Device number assigned by MAX
•DAQChan—0
•DAQGain—1 for 16-bit devices, –1 for 12-bit devices
•Tbgain—1
binary reading for 12-bit products DMM voltage gain×
20
----------------------------------------------------


212
×=
binary reading for 16-bit products DMM voltage gain×
20
----------------------------------------------------


216 ×=
binary reading 9.9 20⁄()212 ×2027.52==

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•volt1 and volt2—The first and second calibrator voltage readings
for the gain values you are saving on the SCXI-1122 module
•binary1 and binary2—The first and second binary readings for
the gain values you are saving on the SCXI-1122 module
•calConst1 and calConst2—These are return values
Repeat this step with calibrationArea set to 1, and then again with
calibrationArea set to 3.
2. Repeat step 1 for all remaining gain values.
You have now finished adjusting the calibration constants of the
SCXI-1122 module.
Adjusting Excitation Limits
Complete the following steps to adjust the excitation limits:
1. Refer to Table 2 for the specific limits to test.
2. Ensure that the E Series DAQ device is connected to the SCXI-1122
module.
3. Connect a 15 Ωresistor to the VEX+ and VEX– pins, which make up
the voltage excitation channel.
Note If you are not using the SCXI-1322 terminal block, make sure that the SENSE+
terminal is connected to the VEX+ terminal and the SENSE– terminal to the VEX–
terminal.
4. Set the DMM to voltage mode and connect it across the 15 Ωload.
5. Measure the voltage and use the measurement as calConst2.
6. Set the DMM to DC current mode and connect it across the current
excitation channel (pin IEX+ and IEX–).
7. Measure the DC current and use the measurement as calConst1.
8. Call SCXI_Cal_Constants to create and store the new calibration
constants. Set the following parameters:
•SCXIchassisID—The ID assigned by MAX
•ModuleSlot—1, unless the module is in a different slot
•channel— –2
•opCode—3
•calibrationArea—0
•rangeCode—0 (not used for the SCXI-1122 module)
•SCXIgain—0
•DAQboard—Device number assigned by MAX

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•DAQChan—0
•DAQGain—1
•Tbgain—1
•volt1—0
•binary1—0
•volt2—0
•binary2—0
•calConst1—This is the value obtained in step 7
•calConst2—This is the value obtained in step 5
Repeat this step with calibrationArea set to 1, and again with
calibrationArea set to 3.
You have now finished adjusting the excitation channels of the
SCXI-1122 module.
Verifying Adjusted Values
After you complete the adjustment procedure, it is important that you verify
the accuracy of the adjusted values by repeating the procedure in the
Verifying the Operation of the Module section. Verifying the adjusted
values ensures the SCXI-1122 module is operating within its test limits
after adjustments.
Test Limits
Table 3 contains test limits for the SCXI-1122 module. If the module was
calibrated within the last year, the output from the module should fall
between the Upper Limit and Lower Limit values.

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Table 3. SCXI-1122 Module Test Limits
Gain Test Point (V)1
4 Hz Ranges 4 kHz Ranges
Upper Limit (V) Lower Limit (V) Upper Limit (V) Lower Limit (V)
0.0100
245.0000 245.6546212 244.3453788 245.6645421 244.3354579
0.0000 0.280261209 –0.280261209 0.290182066 –0.290182066
–245.0000 –244.3453788 –245.6546212 –244.3354579 –245.6645421
0.0200
245.0000 245.5146676 244.4853324 245.519628 244.480372
0.0000 0.140307605 –0.140307605 0.145268033 –0.145268033
–245.0000 –244.4853324 –245.5146676 –244.480372 –245.519628
0.0500
98.0000 98.20607944 97.79392056 98.20806361 97.79193639
0.0000 0.056335442 –0.056335442 0.058319613 –0.058319613
–98.0000 –97.79392056 –98.20607944 –97.79193639 –98.20806361
0.1000
49.0000 49.10321672 48.89678328 49.10420881 48.89579119
0.0000 0.028344721 –0.028344721 0.029336807 –0.029336807
–49.0000 –48.89678328 –49.10321672 –48.89579119 –49.10420881
0.2000
24.5000 24.55178536 24.44821464 24.5522814 24.4477186
0.0000 0.01434936 –0.01434936 0.014845403 –0.014845403
–24.5000 –24.44821464 –24.55178536 –24.4477186 –24.5522814
0.5000
9.8000 9.820926544 9.779073456 9.821124961 9.778875039
0.0000 0.005952144 –0.00592144 0.006150561 –0.006150561
–9.8000 –9.779073456 –9.820926544 –9.778875039 –9.821124961
1.0000
4.9000 4.905639272 4.894360728 4.905738481 4.894261519
0.0000 0.002807072 –0.002807072 0.002906281 –0.002906281
–4.9000 –4.894360728 –4.905639272 –4.894261519 –4.905738481
2.0000
2.4500 2.452823636 2.447176364 2.45287324 2.44712676
0.0000 0.001407536 –0.001407536 0.00145714 –0.00145714
–2.4500 –2.447176364 –2.452823636 –2.44712676 –2.45287324
5.0000
0.9800 0.981134254 0.978865746 0.981154096 0.978845904
0.0000 0.000567814 –0.00567814 0.000587656 –0.000587656
–0.9800 –0.978865746 –0.1981134254 –0.978845904 –0.981154096
10.0000
0.49 0.490571127 0.489428873 0.490581048 0.489418952
0.0000 0.000287907 –0.000287907 0.000297828 –0.000297828
–0.49 –0.489428873 –0.490571127 –0.489418952 –0.490581048

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20.0000
0.2450 0.245289564 0.244710436 0.245300686 0.244699314
0.0000 0.000147954 –0.000147954 0.000159076 –0.000159076
–0.245 –0.244710436 –0.245289564 –0.244699314 –0.245300686
50.0000
0.0980 0.098121183 0.097878817 0.098131902 0.097868098
0.0000 6.45391E–05 –6.45391E-05 7.52582E-05 –7.52582E-05
–0.098 –0.097878817 –0.098121183 –0.097868098 –0.098131902
100.0000
0.0490 0.049065034 0.048934966 0.049069951 0.048930049
0.0000 3.6712E-05 –3.6712E-05 4.16291E-05 –4.16291E-05
–0.0490 –0.048934966 –0.049065034 –0.048930049 –0.049069951
200.0000
0.0245 0.024536751 0.024463249 0.024538976 0.024461024
0.0000 2.25901E-05 –2.25901E-05 2.48145E-05 –2.48145E-05
–0.0245 –0.024463249 –0.024536751 –0.024461024 –0.024538976
500.0000
0.0098 0.009819644 0.009780356 0.00982039 0.00977961
0.0000 1.39798E-05 –1.39798E-05 1.47258E-05 –1.47258E-05
–0.0098 –0.009780356 –0.009819644 –0.00977961 –0.00982039
1000.0000
0.0049 0.004913822 0.004886178 0.004914195 0.004885805
0.0000 1.09899E-05 –1.09899E-05 1.13629E-05 –1.13629E-05
–0.0049 –0.004886178 –0.004913822 –0.004885805 –0.004914195
2000.000
0.00245 0.002460984 0.002439016 0.002461098 0.002438902
0.0000 9.56784E-06 –9.56784E-06 9.68145E-06 –9.68145E-06
–0.00245 –0.002439016 –0.002460984 –0.002438902 –0.002461098
1The test point is the voltage value that you use for verification purposes.
Table 3. SCXI-1122 Module Test Limits (Continued)
Gain Test Point (V)1
4 Hz Ranges 4 kHz Ranges
Upper Limit (V) Lower Limit (V) Upper Limit (V) Lower Limit (V)