PXI Programmable Resistor Module
PXI Programmable Resistor Modules are wellsuited for simulating environmental conditions in hardwareintheloop(HIL) validation. The software included provides a simple user interface that accepts inputs in units of temperature or resistance, and configures the resistance across each channel. Each module uses a 37pin DSUB connector on the front panel, as well as a 2x2 MicroFit connector for easy connection to a PXI Digital Multimeter(DMM).
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- PXI Programmable Resistor Module
- PXI Matrix Switch Module
- PXI Multiplexer Switch Module
- PXI Relay Module
- PXI RF Matrix Switch Module
- PXI RF Multiplexer Switch Module
- PXI RF Relay Module
- PXI Relay Driver Module
- PXI Signal Insertion Switch Module
- PXI Transfer Switch Module
- Matrix Module For SwitchBlock
- PXI Carrier Module For SwitchBlock
- PXI Optical Switch
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PXIe-2727, 16-Bit, 9-Channel PXI Programmable Resistor Module
781986-27
16-Bit, 9-Channel PXI Programmable Resistor Module - The PXIe‑2727 is a test module that replicates the behavior of resistance-based inputs and outputs such as potentiometers, resistance temperature detectors (RTDs), voltage dividers, and bridge elements. The PXIe‑2727 programmatically controls a series of relays to vary the resistance across each channel of an I/O connector. This function is well suited for simulating environmental conditions in hardware‑in‑the‑loop (HIL) validation. The software provides a simple user interface that accepts inputs in units of temperature or resistance and configures the resistance across each channel.
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PXIe-2725, 8-Bit, 18-Channel PXI Programmable Resistor Module
781986-25
8-Bit, 18-Channel PXI Programmable Resistor Module - The PXIe‑2725 is a test module that replicates the behavior of resistance-based inputs and outputs such as potentiometers, resistance temperature detectors (RTDs), voltage dividers, and bridge elements. The PXIe‑2725 programmatically controls a series of relays to vary the resistance across each channel of an I/O connector. This function is well suited for simulating environmental conditions in hardware‑in‑the‑loop (HIL) validation. The software provides a simple user interface that accepts inputs in units of temperature or resistance and configures the resistance across each channel.
