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External analog trigger, Digital input – Measurement Computing LGR-5320 Series User Manual

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LGR-5320 Series User's Guide

Specifications

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External analog trigger

Table 6. External trigger specifications

Parameter

Conditions

Specification

External analog trigger source

ATRIG input (pin 78)

Analog trigger input ranges

LGR-5325: ±10 V
LGR-5327/5329: ±30 V, ±10 V,
software-selectable

Absolute maximum input voltage

ATRIG_IN to AGND

LGR-5325: ±25 V V max (power on and
power off)

LGR-5327/5329: ±38 V max (power on and
power off)

Input impedance

±30 V range
(LGR-5327/5329 only)

1 M

Ω (power on/off)

±10 V range

10

GΩ (power on)

1 GΩ (power off)

Trigger modes

Configurable for:

Positive or negative slope

Level

Trigger/hysteresis resolution

12 bits, 1 in 4096

Trigger/hysteresis levels

LGR-5325: ±10 V/4096
LGR-5327/5329: ±10 V/4096 or
±30 V/4096, software selectable

Trigger/hysteresis accuracy

±2% of reading, ±50 mV offset

Latency

1.5 µS

Full power bandwidth (–3 dB)

1 MHz

Digital input

Table 7. Digital Input specifications

Parameter

Specification

Number of inputs

16 channels

Input voltage range

LGR-5325/5327: 0 V to 28 V

LGR-5329: 0 V to 30 V

Input type

LGR-5325/5327: TTL

LGR-5329: Industrial

Input characteristics

LGR-5325/5327: 47 k

Ω pull-down resistor, 39.2 kΩ series resistor

LGR-5329: Resistor divider 39.2 k

Ω series resistor and 10 kΩ shunt resistor

connected to IGND

Isolation (LGR-5329 only)

500 VDC min (Note 6)

Maximum input voltage level

LGR-5325/5327: 32 V (power on/off)

LGR-5329: 36 V (power on/off)

Minimum high-level input
voltage threshold

LGR-5325/5327: 2.0 V max

LGR-5329: 10.04 V max

Maximum low-level input
voltage threshold

LGR-5325/5327: 0.8 V min

LGR-5329: 3.85 V min

Event logging (LGR-5327/5329
only)

Change of state, pattern recognition. Event time stamped using real time clock.

Note 5:

The digital inputs are electrically isolated from the analog and digital I/O circuitry. The IGND (isolated
ground) pins should be used as the ground return for the digital inputs.