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Bloomy Controls, Inc.
Our approach to delivering a high-quality Aerospace, Automated Test Equipment (ATE) asset begins with leveraging National Instruments hardware and software standard platforms. Beginning with high quality instrument platforms for standard Input and Output (I/O), we leverage NI’s PXI and Compact RIO platforms. Extending these system is NI’s unique platform for Switching, Loads and Signal Conditioning (SLSC), which allow the standard I/O to be customized for high performance aerospace industry applications.
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Model 8113 -
ICS Electronics
* Provides 12 8CMOSL I/O lines for 3.3 and 5 volt logic.* 10/100 MHz Ethernet Interface with Auto-MDIX capability* Robust hardwired TCP/IP (Raw Socket) communication port prevents flooding, spoofing and injection attacks.* Included RS-232 serial control port for older systems.* Optional I2C port for connection to touchscreen panel or other I2C devices.* Standard board has a horizontal Ethernet connector and 150-pin Digital IO connector on the component side.
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8063 -
ICS Electronics
* Same Digital IO lines as standard 8063. * Same data transfer capabilities as standard 8063 * Digital I/O uses high-density DC-62 connector.* Power connections via 2 screw terminal strip or solder pads.* User configured IDN message and webserver pages makes board respond as part of your system.* Use an ICS Wiring Kit to extend the Ethernet signal to a rear panel RJ45 jack.* Runs on 9 to 32 Vdc power.
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FMC134 -
Abaco Systems Inc
The FMC134 provides customers with a high bandwidth and high channel count I/O solution that is ideal for multi-channel receivers in a wide range of applications.With four 12-bit analog-to-digital channels up to 3.2GSPS or two analog channels up to 6.4GSPS, the FMC134’s design is based on the Texas Instruments™ ADC12DJ3200 and is mechanically and electrically compliant with the FMC+ standard (VITA 57.4), the next generation of small form factor expansion I/O for high performance FPGA-based systems.
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9775 -
Strobe Data Inc.
Successor to Osprey 18B, EISA/ISA bus compatible, it occupies one PC slot. Writable control store FPGA implementation of PDP-11 architecture with 4 MBytes of tightly coupled, zero wait-state memory. Performance equivalent to DCJ11. Rapidly processed "virtual" I/O instructions makes this card ideal for Osprey/PC applications where all applicable I/O devices are emulated on the PC by Osprey software. Includes MS-DOS compatible support software. Windows/NT environment support available.
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779491-01 -
NI
37-Pin Female D-SUB to 37-Pin Female Screw Terminal, High Voltage Horizontal DIN Rail Terminal Block - The CB-37F-HVD features screw terminal connectivity for up to 37 I/O signals, 12 to 30 AWG. It has a female 37-pin D-SUB connector for connectivity to C Series I/O Modules and … data acquisition devices. The CB-37F-VHD is UL recognized. You can use the CB-37F-VHD with low-voltage or high-voltage products up to 150 V.
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783625-01 -
NI
K410T FPGA, 3.2 GB/s, 2 GB DRAM PXI FPGA Module for FlexRIO—The PXIe‑7976 provides flexible, customizable I/O for LabVIEW FPGA. It includes 132 single-ended I/O lines configurable as 66 differential pairs. You can pair the PXIe‑7976 with FlexRIO adapter modules that offer high-performance analog and digital I/O. Together, the two modules create a reconfigurable instrument that you can program with LabVIEW FPGA software. The PXIe‑7976 supports peer‑to‑peer streaming, which directly transfers data among multiple FPGA modules or select PXI Express modules without sending data to the host processor. With this feature, you can add FPGA capabilities to high-performance NI digitizers with NIST‑traceable calibration or expand your FPGA algorithms across multiple FPGAs for computationally demanding applications.
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781497-01 -
NI
1‑Slot, Ethernet and 802.11 Wi‑Fi CompactDAQ Chassis - The cDAQ‑9191 is a Wi‑Fi chassis designed for small, remote, or distributed sensor measurement systems. The chassis controls the timing, synchronization, and data transfer between C Series I/O modules and an external host. You can use this chassis with a combination of modules to create a mix of analog I/O, digital I/O, and counter/timer measurements. You can send data from the cDAQ‑9191 to a host PC over Ethernet or IEEE 802.11 Wi‑Fi. The chassis also has four 32‑bit general‑purpose counters/timers built in. You can access these counters through an installed, hardware‑timed digital C Series module for applications that involve quadrature encoders, PWM, event counting, pulse train generation, and period or frequency measurement.
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781805-01 -
NI
Virtex-5 SX95T FPGA, 512 MB DRAM PXI FPGA Module for FlexRIO—The PXIe‑7966 provides flexible, customizable I/O for LabVIEW FPGA. It includes 132 single-ended I/O lines configurable as 66 differential pairs. You can pair the PXIe‑7966 with FlexRIO adapter modules that offer high-performance analog and digital I/O. Together, the two modules create a reconfigurable instrument that you can program with LabVIEW FPGA software. The PXIe‑7966 supports peer‑to‑peer streaming, which directly transfers data among multiple FPGA modules or select PXI Express modules without sending data to the host processor. With this feature, you can add FPGA capabilities to high-performance NI digitizers with NIST‑traceable calibration or expand your FPGA algorithms across multiple FPGAs for computationally demanding applications.
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781206-01 -
NI
Virtex-5 SX50T FPGA, 512 MB DRAM PXI FPGA Module for FlexRIO—The PXIe‑7962 provides flexible, customizable I/O for LabVIEW FPGA. It includes 132 single-ended I/O lines configurable as 66 differential pairs. You can pair the PXIe‑7962 with FlexRIO adapter modules that offer high-performance analog and digital I/O. Together, the two modules create a reconfigurable instrument that you can program with LabVIEW FPGA software. The PXIe‑7962 supports peer‑to‑peer streaming, which directly transfers data among multiple FPGA modules or select PXI Express modules without sending data to the host processor. With this feature, you can add FPGA capabilities to high-performance NI digitizers with NIST‑traceable calibration or expand your FPGA algorithms across multiple FPGAs for computationally demanding applications.
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781205-01 -
NI
irtex-5 SX50T FPGA PXI FPGA Module for FlexRIO—The PXIe‑7961 provides flexible, customizable I/O for LabVIEW FPGA. It includes 132 single-ended I/O lines configurable as 66 differential pairs. You can pair the PXIe‑7961 with FlexRIO adapter modules that offer high-performance analog and digital I/O. Together, the two modules create a reconfigurable instrument that you can program with LabVIEW FPGA software. The PXIe‑7961 supports peer‑to‑peer streaming, which directly transfers data among multiple FPGA modules or select PXI Express modules without sending data to the host processor. With this feature, you can add FPGA capabilities to high-performance NI digitizers with NIST‑traceable calibration or expand your FPGA algorithms across multiple FPGAs for computationally demanding applications.
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782954-01 -
NI
K325T FPGA, 1.7 GB/s, 2 GB DRAM PXI FPGA Module for FlexRIO—The PXIe‑7972 provides flexible, customizable I/O for LabVIEW FPGA. It includes 132 single-ended I/O lines configurable as 66 differential pairs. You can pair the PXIe‑7972 with FlexRIO adapter modules that offer high-performance analog and digital I/O. Together, the two modules create a reconfigurable instrument that you can program with LabVIEW FPGA software. The PXIe‑7972 supports peer-to-peer streaming, which directly transfers data among multiple FPGA modules or select PXI Express modules without sending data to the host processor. With this feature, you can add FPGA capabilities to high-performance NI digitizers with NIST‑traceable calibration or expand your FPGA algorithms across multiple FPGAs for computationally demanding applications.
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782955-01 -
NI
K410T FPGA, 1.7 GB/s, 2 GB DRAM PXI FPGA Module for FlexRIO—The PXIe‑7975 provides flexible, customizable I/O for LabVIEW FPGA. It includes 132 single-ended I/O lines configurable as 66 differential pairs. You can pair the PXIe‑7975 with FlexRIO adapter modules that offer high-performance analog and digital I/O. Together, the two modules create a reconfigurable instrument that you can program with LabVIEW FPGA software. The PXIe‑7975 supports peer‑to‑peer streaming, which directly transfers data among multiple FPGA modules or select PXI Express modules without sending data to the host processor. With this feature, you can add FPGA capabilities to high-performance NI digitizers with NIST‑traceable calibration or expand your FPGA algorithms across multiple FPGAs for computationally demanding applications.
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782953-01 -
NI
K325T FPGA, 1.7 GB/s PXI FPGA Module for FlexRIO—The PXIe‑7971 provides flexible, customizable I/O for LabVIEW FPGA. It includes 132 single-ended I/O lines configurable as 66 differential pairs. You can pair the PXIe‑7971 with FlexRIO adapter modules that offer high-performance analog and digital I/O. Together, the two modules create a reconfigurable instrument that you can program with LabVIEW FPGA software. The PXIe‑7971 supports peer‑to‑peer streaming, which directly transfers data among multiple FPGA modules or select PXI Express modules without sending data to the host processor. With this feature, you can add FPGA capabilities to high-performance NI digitizers with NIST‑traceable calibration or expand your FPGA algorithms across multiple FPGAs for computationally demanding applications.
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782069-01 -
NI
4‑Slot, Ethernet CompactDAQ Chassis - The cDAQ‑9184 is a CompactDAQ Ethernet chassis designed for small, remote, or distributed sensor measurement systems. The chassis controls the timing, synchronization, and data transfer between C Series I/O modules and an external host. You can use a combination of modules to create a mix of analog I/O, digital I/O, and counter/timer measurements. The chassis also has four 32‑bit general‑purpose counters/timers built in. You can access these counters through an installed, hardware‑timed digital C Series module for applications that involve quadrature encoders, PWM, event counting, pulse train generation, and period or frequency measurement. With multiple timing engines, you can run seven hardware‑timed operations simultaneously, with three independent rates for analog input.
