Re: [foxboro] INVALM issue on a CIN block -- solved

Hi Corey,

Yes, the DPIDA works well, and can run much faster than a CP's 0.1
BPC.  Tuning and monitoring can be a bit challenging though.  I wasn't
aware it was available on a 200 series FBM though.

There are a number of other very useful and under utilized blocks
available on the system, as well as some interesting ways to put them
together.

Cheers,

Kevin


On 8/22/08, Corey R Clingo <corey.clingo@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
<snip>
> P.S. while digging through the docs, I found a couple other potentially
> useful blocks.  Anyone ever used a DPIDA?  It looks cool for high-speed
> loops, if it will work in any 200-series FBMs.  Better for a handful of
> fast loops then making your entire CP 0.1 BPC.
>
 
 
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