VXI Bus Triggers



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The three Trigger diagrams below reference the types of triggers that may be found on the VXI bus. The first diagram references an ECL trigger [ECLTRG] signal, while the next two figures reference TTL trigger [TTLTRG] signals. Each timing diagram details the setup and hold timings. The main VXI page is listed on the VXI Bus page.



VXI ECL Trigger
ECLTRG
[ASYNC] Trigger Protocol


VXI TTL Trigger
TTLTRG*
[ASYNC] Trigger Protocol


VXI TTL Trigger
TTLTRG*
Data Transmission
Using Falling or Rising Edge Triggers

The figures above describe the timing for the VXI bus trigger signals. A logic high [1] is defined by a 2.0 volt level, A logic low [0] is defined by a 0.8 volt level.
All switching times provided are minimum.
Back to the main VXI Bus, or VME Bus page.

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