We provide a standard set of I/O options which satisfies typical rapid prototyping requirements: analog to digital, digital to analog, digital inputs and outputs, counters, timers, encoders, pulse width modulation, and CAN bus support.

In addition to the standard I/O option, Eagle 104 can be customized by replacing existing or using additional I/O options. Contact Pathway for more information.

For each I/O option we supply the necessary I/O board, connectors, and cables.
Analog and Digital Input and Output Eagle 104 IO

• A/D: 32 single-ended, 16 differential, or 16 single-ended and 8 differential channels with 16-bit resolution, various unipolar and bipolar input ranges up to ±10 volts, 5 µs A/D conversion time, and autocalibration
• D/A: 4 channels with 12-bit resolution, various unipolar and bipolar input ranges up to ±10 volts, 6 µs D/A settling time, and autocalibration
• DIO: 24 TTL lines grouped into 3 8-line ports, each of which can be either an input or output

• CTR: 10 general-purpose 16-bit counters for general pulse-train generation and general pulse-width measurement, with 4 MHz maximum clock frequency (Counters can be cascaded.)
• DIO: 8 TLL input lines and 8 TTL output lines
• 1 general-purpose digital interrupt input line

• ENC: 3 up/down 16-bit counters with reset input, TTL levels, 1 MHz maximum input rate, and various operating modes
• DIO: 18 TTL digital input lines and 6 TTL input or output lines
• 2 general-purpose digital interrupt input lines

• 2 CAN channels
• SJA1000 controller for CAN 2.0A (11-bit standard frames) and 2.0B (29-bit extended frames)
• Onboard microcontroller that offloads main CPU
• Firmware that operates board in FIFO or object buffer mode
• Notification by interrupts

• Clean, filtered power for Eagle 104's bus
• "Load Dump" transient protection
• 6-40VDC input range
• 50W output power

See the manufacturer's product details at Tri-M Engineering

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