4.5. BNC Adapter

The BNC Adapter cable connects to either a source or a measure port. The BNC Adapter is useful in cases where the capabilities of a module are not needed, such as connecting to a specialized amplifier. For example, the BNC Adapter could connect to the analog input of a magnet power supply, allowing the M81 to control its output.

When connected to a source port, it acts as a single-ended voltage source with a fixed output range of ±10V.

Figure 4.9 BNC Adapter connected to a source port

When connected to a measure port, it acts as a single-ended voltage measurement with a fixed input range of ±10V.

Figure 4.10 BNC Adapter connected to a measure port

Default Settings

When connected to a source port

The table below lists the settings of the BNC Adapter upon initial power on or after settings are reset when connected to a source port.

Setting	Default state
Shape	Sine
Frequency	1 kHz
Amplitude	0 mV
Offset	0 mV

When connected to a measure port

The table below lists the settings of the BNC Adapter upon initial power on or after settings are reset when connected to a measure port.

Setting	Default state
Mode	DC
Averaging time	1 NPLC

For more information about default settings see the Default settings section.