National Instruments Corporation NI PXI-6289 (32 Analog Inputs, 48 Digital I/O, 4 Analog Outputs)
- 16 18-bit analog inputs, 4 16-bit analog outputs; 48 digital I/O; two 32-bit, 80 MHz counters
- Correlated DIO (32 clocked lines, 10 MHz); analog and digital triggering
- Programmable 40 kHz lowpass filters
- NI-MCal calibration technology for increased measurement accuracy
- NI-DAQmx driver software and NI LabVIEW SignalExpress LE interactive data-logging software
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The NI SCXI-1503 module provides 16 differential input channels, 16 channels of 100 A current excitation, and one cold-junction sensor channel. The SCXI-1503 is ideally suited for measuring resistive transducers such as RTDs or thermistors.
Each channel has an amplifier with a selectable gain of 1 or 100 and a lowpass filter with a 5 Hz cutoff frequency to reject 50/60 Hz noise.
The SCXI-1503 can programmatically connect each input to ground, which greatly improves its accuracy by enabling a self-calibration of each input to reduce offset drift errors.
You can multiplex several SCXI-1503 modules and other SCXI modules into a single channel on a data acquisition device, greatly increasing the number of analog input signals that you can digitize.
You can use the NI SCXI-1600 USB data acquisition (DAQ) device with this module to create a completely plug-and-play USB data acquisition system. An SCXI chassis is required to house the SCXI-1600 and assorted SCXI modules for a particular system. The NI SCXI-1000 chassis holds up to four modules while the NI SCXI-1001 holds up to 12. The SCXI-1600 module can be used only with 32-bit OSs. For 64-bit systems, you can use NI X Series, M Series, E Series, or S Series DAQ modules for control.