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The 8424 DAC card, often known as an analog output card, is ideal for situations where analog replay of signals is required. Traditionally, it is used in applications such as modal analysis or general noise and vibration analysis. Analogue output is most often used where driving a multi-post shaker is required. Captured or various generated signals can be replayed as analog voltages at optimal sample rates.
A selection of optional front panel configuration offers either four DAC outputs, two DAC outputs combined with digital I/O or digital I/O only. These options offer greater flexibility and integration with other systems.
| Description | 2ch/4ch DAC, Digital I/O |
| Option 1 - 4ch DAC | |
| Analogue output channels | 4 |
| Digital input channels | 0 |
| Digital output channels | 0 |
| 24-bit sample rate * | 288k |
| Analogue output range | ±4V |
| Digital output range | n/a |
| Connector | 4 x BNC |
| Power usage (worst case) | 1.8W |
| Option 2 - 2ch DAC, Digital I/O | |
| Analogue output channels | 2 |
| Digital input channels | 4 |
| Digital output channels | 4 |
| 24-bit sample rate * | 288k |
| Analogue output range | ±4V |
| Digital output range | TTL compatible |
| Connector | 2 x BNC + 9-way D-type |
| Power usage (worst case) | 1.8W |
| Option 3 - Digital I/O only | |
| Analogue output channels | 0 |
| Digital input channels | 8 |
| Digital output channels | 8 |
| 24-bit sample rate * | n/a |
| Digital output range | TTL compatible |
| Connector | 2 x 9-way D-type |
| Power usage (worst case) | 1.8W |
* All sample rates are specified in number of samples per second per channel