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- 10 16-Bit cntrs
- AMD 9513 based
- 1 MHz & 5 MHz on board XTAL oscillator source
Counter Specifications:
- Counters: 20 CIO-CTR20, 10 CIO-CTR10
- Counter type: AMD 9513
- I/O levels/drives: CMOS family
- Ext. input freq. range: Up to 7 MHz
- On-board freq source: 1 MHz or 5 MHz
- XTAL stability: Stability Series100 ppm, /H50 Series 50ppm
9513 Operating Modes:
The 9513 is extremely powerful and flexible and may be configured for; event counting, pulse width measurement, frequency measurement, frequency division, generating complex duty cycles and much more. It supports one-shot and continuous modes.
Software Description:
Includes InstaCal® , installation, calibration and test software. The CIO-CTR series is supported by the UniversalLibrary® . UniversalLibrary® provides programming language support for most 32 bit Windows development platforms. The CIO-CTR family is also supported by many third party, high-level data acq. programs.
Cables / Screw Terminal Boards:
C50FF-# cable with CIO-MINI50 screw terminal board.
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