impedance NI 9401

Hello

I would like to acquire a PWM signal of 0/24V with the NI 9401.

I'm doing a voltage divider (R1 = 2.375kohm, R2 = 0.625kohm) to lower the PWM signal to 0/5V.

This two values of my resistance works only if the input channel of the 9401 impedance is greater than R2.

Is it OK to do it this way?

What is the input channels of the NI 9401 impedance?

Thank you

Hi Alexandra,.

Thanks for posting on the forum of National Instruments.

The input of the 9401 impedance is 47Kohm, so it should work with your voltage divider.

Kind regards

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