National Instruments PXI-5670 PXI Vector Signal Generator

The National Instruments PXI-5670 (Part Numbers: 778768-01, 778768-02, 778768-03, and 778768-04) is a 2.7 GHz PXI Vector Signal Generator with the power and adaptability required for item improvement applications from design through manufacturing. This module is not a singular part, but instead describes two NI parts working together: the PXI-5610 RF Upconverter Module and the PXI-5421 Arbitrary Waveform Generator Module. The NI PXI-5670 gives genuine 16-bit resolution arbitrary waveform generation at 100 MS/s (400 MS/s interpolated) and 22 MHz real-time bandwidth.

The part numbers  of the signal generator differ depending on their memory size, with variations of either 8 MB (number 778768-01), 32 MB (number 778768-02), 256 MB (number 778768-03), or 512 MB (number 778768-04). The PXI-5670 can create custom and standard regulation configurations, which includes: AM, FM, PM, ASK, FSK, PSK, MSK, and QAM. Specialists now have a profoundly exact and adaptable Vector Signal Generator with the execution required for fast prototyping and automated test.

The Modulation Toolkit for LabVIEW goes with the NI PXI-5670, giving capacities and instruments to signal generation, examination, visualization, and processing of custom and standard digital and analog modulation arrangements. The combined usefulness of the PXI-5670 and the Modulation Toolkit deliver a highly flexible and capable answer for scientific research, consumer electronics, communications, aviation/defense, and semiconductor test applications, and for rising areas including software-defined radio, radio-frequency identification (RFID), and wireless sensor systems.

The NI PXI-5670 gives vector signal generation from 250 kHz to 2.7 GHz over an extensive variety of signal levels from -145 dBm to +13 dBm in a compact, 3 slot 3U module. It follows industry-standard plug and play specifications for the PXI bus and can be consistently integrated with compliant systems.

The PXI-5670 highlights a locally available ultra-high-security oven-controlled crystal oscillator (OCXO), which gives a frequency steadiness of ±20 ppb and frequency exactness of ±50 ppb. These resolutions make it helpful for a scope of computerization applications.