Generates a voltage between -10 and +10 volts With a resolution of 4.9mV (12-bit) Designed to interface with devices that are controlled by an analog voltage signal When you need to generate a voltage between -10 and +10 volts, the Isolated 12-bit Voltage Output Phidget VINT will do the job. With a resolution of 4.9mV (12-bit) and current as high as 5mA, it is designed to interface with devices that are controlled by an analog voltage signal. To use it, simply plug it into a VINT port and control the voltage with your program. It will also launch an event when the actual output voltage varies from the chosen voltage (for example, when the attached device is drawing too much current). This Phidget is factory calibrated to ensure output accuracy. Selectable Voltage Range Need higher resolution? The output on this Phidget also has a 0 to 5V terminal that can be used instead of the ±10 terminal, yielding a resolution of 1.2mV. Both terminals are controlled as the same object in software; they cannot be controlled separately. Isolated for Stability This board is electrically isolated from input to output, protecting your system fom instability caused by unintentional ground loops. If you need update speed more than isolation or voltage range, have a look at the VINT 12-bit Voltage Output 4V.
