PXI Instrumentation Modules For Automated Test Systems
PXI-based test systems often require a variety of general-purpose instrumentation such as digital I/O, waveform generators, voltage & current sources and DUT power supplies.
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PXI Power Supplies
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Dual programmable power supplies are capable of supplying up to 60 Watts of power. These are ideal solution for applications where a self contained test system with a high power supply power capability is required in a PXI format.
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USB Hub
USB HUB
The USB Hub's output ports can be connected or disconnected programmatically to simulate the mechanical connection of a USB device to the module. Additionally, each port has the ability to connect and disconnect the power and data paths separately, enabling the simulation of various connection faults. Take a look at our article, "Bringing USB to the PXI Test Environment" .
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PXI Digital I/O And Prototyping Modules
Prototyping Module
Programmable Input Threshold and High-Side or Low-Side Drive Capability Available on Some ModulesOptically Isolated Input/Output for Interfacing to Electrically Noisy Environments Available on Some ModulesTTL Inputs and Outputs Suitable for Interfacing to External LogicOpen Collector/Drain Transistor Output Versions Suitable for Driving Internal or External Relay Coils
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PXI Waveform Generators
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Our PXI Function Generator is capable of generating sine, square and triangle waveforms to 10MHz with 48-bit frequency resolution referenced to the 10MHz PXI clock or to an external standard.
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PXI Amplifier And Attenuator Modules
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Pickering's PXI Amplifier and Attenuator Modules include our accurate DC to 3GHz programmable attenuator has a 1dB step resolution, allowing it to adjust signal amplitudes for optimum measurement by other devices. The other programmable attenuator available has a bandwidth between 10MHz and 6GHz available in triple or hex formats.
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PXI Analog Output / Current Loop Simulators
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These modules are aimed at simulating industrial control transceivers, utilizing 4–20mA current loops. The modules include built-in relays for shorts and opens functionality enabling fault insertion testing on every channel and also enable slew rates to be programmed so that different sensors can be effectively mimicked.
