niDigital_ConfigureTerminationMode

Pin names and pin groups apply to all enabled sites, unless the pin name explicitly specifies the site. You can specify a pin in a specific site using the form siteN/pinName, where N is the site number. This function ignores pins that are not mapped to the digital pattern instrument.

Specify channel names using the form PXI1Slot3/0,2-3 or PXI1Slot3/0,PXI1Slot3/2-3, where PXI1Slot3 is the instrument resource name and 0, 2, 3 are channel names. To specify channels from multiple instruments, use the form PXI1Slot3/0,PXI1Slot3/2-3,PXI1Slot4/2-3. The instruments must be in the same chassis.

• NIDIGITAL_VAL_ACTIVE_LOAD (1200): Specifies that, for non-drive pin states (L, H, X, V, M, E), the active load is connected and the instrument sources or sinks a defined amount of current to load the DUT. The amount of current sourced by the instrument and therefore sunk by the DUT is specified by IOL. The amount of current sunk by the instrument and therefore sourced by the DUT is specified by IOH. The voltage at which the instrument changes between sourcing and sinking is specified by VCOM.
• NIDIGITAL_VAL_VTERM (1201): Specifies that, for non-drive pin states (L, H, X, V, M, E), the pin driver terminates the pin to the configured VTERM voltage through a 50 Ω impedance. VTERM is adjustable to allow for the pin to terminate at a set level. This is useful for instruments that might operate incorrectly if an instrument pin is unterminated and is allowed to float to any voltage level within the instrument voltage range. To address this issue, enable VTERM by configuring the VTERM pin level to the desired voltage and selecting the VTERM termination mode. Setting VTERM to 0 V and selecting the VTERM termination mode has the effect of connecting a 50 Ω termination to ground, which provides an effective 50 Ω impedance for the pin. This can be useful for improving signal integrity of certain DUTs by reducing reflections while the DUT drives the pin.
• NIDIGITAL_VAL_HIGH_Z (1202): Specifies that, for non-drive pin states (L, H, X, V, M, E), the pin driver is put in a high-impedance state and the active load is disabled.