Difference between scan rate and sampling rate? what is meant by throughput/maxt

want to know the difference and meaning of sample rate and scan rate ? what is meant by throughput and maximun throughput

Hello;
There is a really good KnowledgeBase at NI web site that talks about these definitions and differences.
The KnowledgeBase ID number is 2D6CTML8.
Hope this helps.
Filipe

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