NI PXI-6132 Digital Input Card Module

Product Details Introduction

NI PXI-6132 is a digital input card module belonging to the PXI series of National Instruments (NI). The following is a product introduction about the NI PXI-6132 module:

Digital input channels: The NI PXI-6132 module provides 32 digital input channels. These channels can be used to measure discrete digital signals, such as switch status, sensor output, etc. Each channel has high-speed sampling and precise timing capabilities.

High speed sampling rate: This module supports high-speed sampling, with a maximum sampling rate of 20 MS/s. This makes it suitable for high-precision acquisition of rapidly changing digital signals.

Flexible triggering function: The NI PXI-6132 module has multiple triggering modes, including software triggering, hardware triggering, and external triggering. Users can set trigger conditions as needed to ensure data collection when specific events occur.

Voltage protection and input impedance: The input channel of the module has a voltage protection function, which can prevent overvoltage and electrostatic discharge from causing damage to the module and the tested object. In addition, the module has configurable input impedance to adapt to different signal sources and measurement needs.

PXI standard compatibility: The NI PXI-6132 module complies with the PXI standard and can be used in conjunction with other PXI modules or NI hardware devices. This standardized design makes the module have good interoperability and scalability on PXI platform.

Software support and development environment: This module is compatible with NI's software development platforms, such as LabVIEW, LabWindows/CVI, and Measurement Studio. These tools provide a rich library of features and easy-to-use programming interfaces, which can help users quickly develop and deploy data collection applications.

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