National Instruments 779199-01 PXI Chassis

The 779199-01 PXI Chassis by National Instruments is part of the PXI-1050 Model series. It provides a complete solution for signal conditioning applications in PXI measurement systems. This chassis combines an 8-slot PXI subsystem and a 4-slot SCXI subsystem to accommodate applications that require additional signal conditioning such as multiplexing, filtering, isolation, amplification, and switching.

Ensuring compatibility with a broad range of applications, the 779199-01 fully complies with PXI Specification, Revision 2.1, thanks to its structural design intended for adaptability. Integrating the computer, plug-in devices, and signal conditioning into a single chassis, it integrates high-performance PXI and SCXI subsystems while saving rack-mount space.

The SCXI subsystem in the 779199-01 chassis supplies power and control circuitry for the SCXI modules as well as a low-noise environment for signal conditioning. Ease of usage is increased by its integrated link between the PXI and SCXI subsystems, which allows for seamless control without the need for extra wires.

Applications requiring signal conditioning and high-accuracy measurements in a unified framework are best suited for this chassis. It can accommodate a wide range of PXI modules, including digital and multifunction I/O, and embedded or remote controllers, which increases its adaptability to various industrial automation requirements.

The 779199-01 offers operating versatility in various contexts because of its AC input compatibility across a range of voltages and frequencies. Its forced air circulation cooling system with integrated fans guarantees effective heat dissipation so that it may continue to function at its best even in the most demanding situations.

A comprehensive library of functions for smooth integration into application development environments is provided by the NI-DAQ driver software that comes with the 779199-01 PXI Chassis. These functions encompass analog input and output, buffered data acquisition, digital I/O, counter/timer operations, SCXI, and PXI Trigger Bus (RTSI), among others.