====== A/D Converter ======
  * Description: 32 channel 16 bit Analog to Digital Converter
  * Manafacturer: Science Engineering Associates (SEA, Inc.)
  * Serial Number: Board #1: - 1035 Board #2 - 1055
  * Notes: Board #1 is on ID 0 and Borad #2 is on ID 2

===== Problem =====
During the November 22, 2011 and December 21, 2011 spike many of the A/D measurements had spikes in the data, for example, the Nevzorov measurements on December 21, 2011.

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Above shows the spikes in the data

===== Cause ======
 During December 27, 2011 ground testing, moving the wires on the A/D board did cause jumps in the Attack and Side Slip pressure measurements (first two measured channels).  Hence, the tips are a problem for these measurements.  Look at the wires, you can see how they been partly broken where the tips connect.

===== Solution =====
Removing the tips and going directly into the A/D for all connections.

===== Problem =====
When getting the A/D back from the Sikorsky project in September 2005, the A/D board was not working.

===== Cause =====
SEAADC had a few pins busted on the high speed analog board.

===== Solution =====
Sent the borad to SEA in April of 2008.

The SEAADC had a few pins busted on the high speed analog board and some other pins needed replacement.
  
The SEAADC was calibrated. The calibration certificate is in the box with the SEAADC.

===== Problem =====
On board #1 channel #20 (starting with 0) gave incorrect voltage reading on the M200 display compared to a volt meter. On board #1 channel #4 (starting with 0) would result in spikes so the pitot static wing measurement was moved to channel #0 during MPACE (Fall 2004) which result in no spikes or problems with the measurement

===== Cause =====
Something is wrong with some of the channels on the Analog to Digital Converter.

===== Solution =====
Board #1 was sent to SEA, Inc. for calibration in June 2005. At this time the board #2 was replaced with a new Analog to Digital Converter box since the one that was being used since August 2004 was only on temporal until a new box could be built.

===== Problem =====
Several of the channels were not working on the recently calibrated board #1.  These channels were the same channels that did not work on board #2.

===== Cause =====
One of the channels was incorrectly reffering to another channel's formula in the fml.300 table

The rest of the channels were incorrectly labeled in the buf.300 table.  

===== Solution =====
Change the formula for the one channel to the correct formula.

Change the names of the channels in the buff.300 table to match the names in the acq.300 table.