Terminal Block For The 34939A 64-Channel Form A Switch
34939T - Keysight Technologies
This terminal block is used for discrete wiring. A fully loaded terminal blocks supports up to 20 AWG wire size typical and 18 AWG max. This terminal block has screw terminal connections.
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Multiplexer Modules for 34980A
The 34980A Multiplexer switches can be used to connect one of many different points to a single point. You can connect to an external instrument or switch multiple analog signals to the 34980A internal DMM. Multiple multiplexers can be connected together via the 4 analog buses to create an even larger multiplexer. The break-before-make feature also ensures that no two signals are connected to each other during a scan. All multiplexer modules also include a relay switch counter to help predict when relays need to be replaced.
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Multifunction Switch / Measure Unit, Modules
34980A
The 34980A General Purpose switches can be used to route signals or to control other devices in an application. These switches are ideal for device actuation, switching loads or power supplies. Both switches offer high power channels up to 150W. The general purpose modules also include a relay switch counter to help predict when relays need to be replaced.
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RF & Microwave Modules for 34980A
The Keysight RF and Microwave multiplexer modules for the 34980A Multifunction Switch/Measure Unit offer broadband switching capabilities for switching from DC to 26.5 GHz. Use these modules to route test signals between your device under test and your signal generator, oscilloscope, spectrum analyzer, or other instrumentation. A switch/attenuator driver module also allows control of switches and attenuators external to the 34980A Mainframe.
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System Control Modules for 34980A
The 34980A System and Control modules provide additional measurement and control capabilities that are typically used in test applications. Choose from modules that include digital I/O with programmable polarity, D/A converter with onboard memory to create waveforms, and frequency counter/totalizers.
