New Release: PCI Express compatible 80MSPS Analog Input Board "AI-80M1202-PE" Optimal for Inspecting High-Speed Semiconductor Devices/EV Motor Signals

Contec Co., Ltd. (Head Office: Nishi-Yodogawa-ku, Osaka; President: Kazuyoshi Nishiyama) has developed and begun sales of an interface board compliant with PCI Express bus, featuring high-speed 2-channel analog input functionality, as part of its PC-HELPER series for PC measurement and control, under the model name "AI-80M1202-PE."

AI-80M1202-PE

Model

Product Name

Price (incl. tax)

AI-80M1202-PE

PCI Express compatible 80MSPS 12-bit Resolution Analog Input Board

\242,000

In recent years, the need for advanced inspection of LiDAR (sensors that detect distance with high precision by analyzing reflected laser light), which is essential for autonomous driving, and EV (electric vehicle) motors has been rapidly expanding. For these devices, accurately acquiring rapidly changing analog signals is directly linked to ensuring quality and performance, thus demanding an even faster measurement environment than before.

This product is an analog input board equipped with a high sampling performance of up to 80MSPS (12.5nsec) conversion speed, making it ideal for inspecting increasingly high-speed semiconductor devices and EV motor signals. It can accurately digitize subtle waveform changes and high-speed phenomena that could not be captured conventionally, significantly contributing to the advancement and reliability improvement of next-generation inspection systems.

Key Features

Simultaneous 2-channel sampling at up to 80MSPS conversion speed

It enables simultaneous 2-channel sampling at a maximum conversion speed of 80MSPS (12.5nsec). The input range can be set via software for each channel according to the level of the input signal source (input ranges: ±10V, ±5V, ±1V). Additionally, it is equipped with digital input/output (4 points each at LVTTL level).

High-speed data acquisition possible with DMA transfer and large-capacity memory

High-speed data transfer between the PC and the board is possible via the DMA (Direct Memory Access) transfer function on the PCI Express bus.