The NI PXI-6052E is a versatile data acquisition (DAQ) device.
Product Description: The device has 16 analog inputs and 2 analog outputs, as well as 8 digital I/O (DIO) lines. In addition, it comes with two 24-bit counters/timers that support analog and digital triggers, as well as 15 analog input ranges.
Product parameters: With a sampling rate of up to 333 kS/s and a 16-bit resolution, this performance can be achieved on 16 single-ended analog inputs. Depending on the hard drive type, the device can transfer data to disk at a rate of up to 333 kS/s. The voltage is 24V, the current is 100-400A, and the weight is 2KG.
The National Instruments PXI-6052E is a high-performance PXI bus digital I/O module. Here is a detailed explanation of the product:
Product description
The PXI-6052E is a 32-channel PXI digital I/O module designed for test and measurement applications that require high-speed, high-precision digital I/O. It offers flexible configuration options and excellent performance, making it ideal for automated test systems, embedded system development, and digital signal processing in general.
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Number of channels: 32
I/O Type: Digital I/O
Maximum sampling rate: Depends on the specific configuration and mode
Input voltage range: Usually compatible with logic levels (e.g. 0V to 5V or 0V to 3.3V)
Interface type: PXI bus
specification
Size: Standard PXI module size (usually 100mm x 98mm)
Power requirements: PXI bus power supply
Operating ambient temperature: usually between 0°C and 55°C
The NI GPIB-140A/2 is a GPIB (Universal Instrument Bus) controller card manufactured by National Instruments, also known as the IEEE-488 controller.
These cards are often used to connect and control various instruments and devices, such as oscilloscopes, signal generators, multimeters and other measuring devices, for data acquisition and automated testing. Its main features include support for high-speed data transmission, multi-device connection, fiber optic connection, programming support, etc.
The NI GPIB-140A/2 controller card is widely used in test and measurement applications, including electronics, telecommunications, manufacturing and scientific research, as well as in data acquisition, automated production and other fields.
