National Instruments PXIe-5160 High-Speed Digitizer

The PXIe-5160 (Part Numbers: 782621-01, 782621-02, 782621-03, 155377A-22L) Digitizer has three activation sources: analog, digital, and software control. The user can compare the input signal in the channel or outside trigger channel to one or two edge thresholds, hysteresis, or window activation detection. The user can also utilize selectable video by line activation of NTSC, PAL, or SECAM broadcast standards. In addition, the user can drive and receive digital triggers to and from the PXI trip bus or external 9-stick AUX connector. The user can specify the quantity of tests to acquire when a triggering event happens. These pre-trigger and post-trigger features also apply when the module is utilized in multiple recording mode.

The NI PXIe 5160 has an advanced 100 MHz clock generator, which creates low frequency, as well as a low frequency clock for the exact clock and the precise synchronization required for high-resolution and fast digitizers. The user can utilize an outer clock source, similar to the frequency generator, for applications that require certain inspecting frequencies. The user can additionally observe straightforwardly from the gadget under test. It is possible to synchronize numerous instruments by utilizing the 10 MHz PXI reference clock or an outer reference ranging from 1 to 20 MHz in 1 MHz increases. Since the National Instruments PXIe-5160 PXI Oscilloscope has built-in SMC architecture, it is possible to synchronize at least two digitizers for high channel content applications and assemble mixed signal test frameworks.