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Input impedance, Noise rejection, Datashuttle noise rejection – Measurement Computing DataShuttle User Manual

Page 33: Common mode range, Input protection, Resolution/scan rate, Datashuttle-16 resolution and scan rate

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DataShuttle and DynaRes

11-13-01

DataShuttle - Technical Notes 2-15

RTD Conditions Same as General Conditions. Does not include the accuracy of the RTD sensor itself.
Includes linearization and signal conditioning errors.

Assumes 16-bit resolution is in use for the DataShuttle-16.

RTD measurements are on the 0-50 mV range.

Input Impedance

All analog inputs have an impedance rating of >20M

Noise Rejection

Important: All noise measurements are in low noise mode, with inputs shorted to COM.

CMRR – Common Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR) is >80dB under these conditions: DC to 100 Hz,
common mode input ± 7.0 Volts channel to ground. This specification applies even when one or more
nonmeasured channels exceeds the operating common mode range.

DataShuttle Noise Rejection

Range

Typical Internal Noise (RMS)

50 mV

0.5 µV

± 25 mV

0.5 µV

500 mV

4 µV

± 250 mV

4 µV

10 V

50 µV

± 5 V

50 µV

Common Mode Range

Operating, channel-to-ground – ±7 Volts

Nonoperating – ±50 Volts continuous.

Input Protection

On analog input channels: 50 Volts continuous; 150 Volts momentary.

Resolution/Scan Rate

Both resolution and scan rate are selectable in software

DataShuttle-16 Resolution And Scan Rate*

Resolution

Scan Rate

low noise mode: 0.0015 %

45 / 55 Hz

16 bits: 0.0015 %

200 Hz

15 bits: 0.003 %

330 Hz

14 bits: 0.006 %

500 Hz

13 bits: 0.0012 %

700 Hz

12 bits: 0.024 %

900 Hz

10 bits: 0.1 %

1400 Hz

* Rates describe an IBM PC 486DX2 running at 66 MHz under Windows 3.1;

tolerate error = 1 in DASYLab. Rates are somewhat faster in faster computers.
Also see the discussion of “Dynamic Resolution,” on page 1-2.

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