ADLINK PXIe-9834 High Speed Digitizer Configuration Guide
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In cutting-edge testing fields such as high-energy physics experiments, radar signal capture, fiber optic sensing, and partial discharge monitoring, strict requirements have been put forward for the sampling rate, bandwidth, dynamic range, and multi-channel synchronization of data acquisition systems. ADLINK PXIe-9834 is a 4-channel 16 bit 80 MS/s PXI Express high-speed digitizer that provides a complete solution for high-speed transient signal capture with up to 40 MHz analog bandwidth, flexible input impedance (50 Ω/1M Ω software optional), multi range (± 0.5V to ± 10V), and 1 GB onboard memory. This article is aimed at test system architects and hardware engineers, detailing the engineering deployment and optimization strategies of the module from dimensions such as module installation, front-end configuration (impedance/coupling/range), trigger source and trigger mode (including pre trigger, medium trigger, and re trigger), multi module synchronization (based on PXI backplane trigger bus and star trigger), external clock and reference clock, DMA data stream, and automatic calibration, to help build a high-frequency high-precision acquisition system.
Typical application scenarios and configuration recommendations
Radar pulse capture: Using simulated triggering (rising edge, level threshold) to initiate acquisition, the medium triggering mode obtains a waveform segment before and after the pulse, combined with 1M Ω, ± 1V range, DC coupling, can accurately measure pulse width and amplitude.
Partial discharge monitoring: using high sensitivity ± 0.5V range, 50 Ω impedance (matched with high-frequency current transformer), external digital triggering (synchronous power frequency phase), and post triggering mode to continuously record multiple power frequency cycles.
Multi channel ultrasonic array: Synchronize 4 modules (a total of 16 channels), the main module outputs trigger to PXI_TRIG0, all modules use PXI_CLK10 as the reference clock, set the same ScanIntrv to ensure sampling synchronization error<1 ns.
