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VX6625 -
VX Instruments GmbH
The potential-free power supplies of the VX66xx family stand for precision and reliability and are characterized by many extras such as extremely low noise, very short rise and fall times and additional measurement functions. The energy is completely provided by the PXI chassis, therefore external power supplies are not necessary.
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VX6620 -
VX Instruments GmbH
The potential-free power supplies of the VX66xx family stand for precision and reliability and are characterized by many extras such as extremely low noise, very short rise and fall times and additional measurement functions. The energy is completely provided by the PXI chassis, therefore external power supplies are not necessary
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41-743-001 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 41-743 is a fully isolated programmable power supply capable of delivering output voltages to 48V with a voltage setting resolution of less than 1mV. The output is capable of delivering up to 40W to the user load and requires no external power supply – power is drawn from two PXI backplane slots.
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782857-01 -
NI
The PXIe‑4112 is a programmable DC power supply with isolated outputs. It helps simplify the task of designing automated test systems for a wide range of applications—from aerospace and defense to automotive and component test—by eliminating the need to mix multiple instrumentation form factors in a given test rack. It also has standard output disconnect functionality that allows isolation from the device under test (DUT) when not in use, and remote sense to correct for losses in system wiring.
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782857-02 -
NI
The PXIe‑4113 is a programmable DC power supply with isolated outputs. It helps simplify the task of designing automated test systems for a wide range of applications—from aerospace and defense to automotive and component test—by eliminating the need to mix multiple instrumentation form factors in a given test rack. It also has standard output disconnect functionality that allows isolation from the device under test (DUT) when not in use, and remote sense to correct for losses in system wiring.
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779647-11 -
NI
3-Channel, 20 V, 1 A PXI Programmable Power Supply—The PXI‑4110 is a programmable DC power supply. It is an excellent general-purpose, single-quadrant power supply for design validation and manufacturing test applications. The PXI‑4110 has two isolated and a single non-isolated supply channel, all capable of generating up to 1 A per channel. You can program the voltage setpoint and current limit as well as the voltage and current readback/measurement functionality. You can also combine channels for higher voltage or current.
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779647-31 -
NI
±20 V, ±2 A DC, 40 W PXI Source Measure Unit - The PXI‑4130 is a programmable source measure unit (SMU). It has a single isolated SMU channel that offers a four-quadrant output that incorporates remote (4‑wire) sense. With its five current ranges, it is ideal for transistor characterization that requires accurately sourcing a constant current or voltage while sweeping another current. The PXI‑4130 also includes a utility channel that can source either current or voltage. This PXI SMU can act as either a constant voltage source or a constant current source, with a settable compliance limit for either mode. In addition, you can enable remote sense on the SMU channel to maximize voltage output and measurement accuracy on your device under test (DUT) for high-precision applications.
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779647-10 -
NI
3-Channel, 20 V, 1 A PXI Programmable Power Supply—The PXI‑4110 is a programmable DC power supply. It is an excellent general-purpose, single-quadrant power supply for design validation and manufacturing test applications. The PXI‑4110 has two isolated and a single non-isolated supply channel, all capable of generating up to 1 A per channel. You can program the voltage setpoint and current limit as well as the voltage and current readback/measurement functionality. You can also combine channels for higher voltage or current.
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781155-01 -
NI
2-Channel, 8 V, ±3 A PXI Programmable Power Supply—The PXIe‑4154 is a specialized programmable power supply for battery simulation. It is designed to simulate a lithium‑ion battery cell’s transient speed, output resistance, and 2‑quadrant operation (source/sink). Critical to many RF and wireless applications, the simulator’s fast transient response time allows it to rapidly respond to changes in load current with minimal voltage dip, which makes the PXIe‑4154 ideal for powering devices under test (DUTs) such as RF power amplifiers, cellular handsets, and a variety of other mobile devices. To model the behavior of a battery more accurately, you can use the onboard programmable output resistance to simulate a battery’s internal resistance. For quiescent and standby current measurements, the PXIe‑4154 features integrated current measurement.
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52310e series -
Chroma ATE Inc.
Chroma 52310e Series i s a programmabl e PXI-Express DPS (Device Power Supply) Card designed for high-accuracy and reliable output power for device test applications. Its compact size, easy level of integration, and high flexibility make the 52310e Series ideal for multi-channel power supplies. Chroma 52310e Series features 8 selectable control bandwidths to ensure high speed output and stable operation; multiple current measurement ranges with a 20-bit DAC/ADC provide the highest resolution and accuracy with a sampling rate up to 600K S/sec; programmable internal series resistance for battery simulation. Chroma 52310e DPS series has a patented hardware sequence engine that has deterministic t iming to cont rol each DPS channel. The sequencer's on-board memory can store up to 1024 sequencer commands and 32k measurement samples per channel.
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40-480-221 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-480 is designed to simulate the operation of automotive switches where dirty contacts or leaking current can be expected from switch contamination. It allows automotive I/O devices to be tested for correct operation under adverse conditions. The design includes protection circuits that ensure module damage cannot be caused by wiring faults or UUT failures. Each module can support up to 32 channels and is suitable for both 12V and 24V automotive applications.
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40-410-001 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-410 range of Digital I/O Modules are suitable for operating external devices, such as heavy duty relays (power, RF and high voltage types), solenoids, lamps, or for interfacing with external logic such as a programmable instrument with a BCD interface. Two choices of output drive are available: TTL for interacting with external logic and Open Collector Transistor for operating external devices with voltages to 50VDC and currents to 500mA.
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40-413-001 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
A 32 channel Digital I/O module with high output voltage and currentcapability and a dual variable threshold input. The 40-413 range is available in three configurations, a high side only (shown here), alow side only and a combined high and low side each capable of driving 2A loads. Eachoutput is fully protected against over-voltage, over-current and thermal overload,ensuring robust and reliable operation in the toughest test environments. For highside voltage driving the high side voltage source is supplied from an external voltagesource, permitting the module to drive high capacity loads without impacting thePXI chassis power supply.
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40-412-001 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-412 is a 32-channel Digital I/O module with high output voltage and current capability and a dual variable threshold input. Each of the 32 channel outputs can be used to drive the output high or low using a high current capacity drive capable of sourcing 0.4A from the high side or 0.5A sink on the low side for each channel. The module is available in two versions with either serial or parallel capture of the input levels
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40-410-002 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-410 range of Digital I/O Modules are suitable for operating external devices, such as heavy duty relays (power, RF and high voltage types), solenoids, lamps, or for interfacing with external logic such as a programmable instrument with a BCD interface. Two choices of output drive are available: TTL for interacting with external logic and Open Collector Transistor for operating external devices with voltages to 50VDC and currents to 500mA.
