National Instruments Network Adapter NI PXIe-6672 User Manual page 52

Glossary
S
s
skew
slave
slot
SMB
synchronous
T
t
CtoQ
t
hold
t
pd
TRIG
trigger
t
setup
V
V
VI
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The actual time difference between two events that would ideally occur
simultaneously. Inter-channel skew is an example of the time differences
introduced by different characteristics of multiple channels. Skew can
occur between channels on one module, or between channels on separate
modules (intermodule skew).
A computer or peripheral device controlled by another computer.
The place in the computer or chassis in which a card or module can be
installed.
sub miniature type B—a small coaxial signal connector that features a snap
coupling for fast connection.
A property of an event that is synchronized to a reference clock.
clock to output time
hold time
propagation delay time
trigger signal
A digital signal that starts or times a hardware event (for example, starting
a data acquisition operation).
setup time
volts
virtual instrument
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