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PXIe-2531 / 780587-31 -
NI
512-Crosspoint, 1-Wire PXI Matrix Switch Module—The PXIe‑2531 is a high-density PXI matrix switch module built to serve high‑channel‑count automated test systems. Featuring compact reed relays with switching speeds up to 2,000 cycles/s, the PXIe‑2531 is designed for low‐current, high‐speed switching. It also features onboard relay counting for relay monitoring and deterministic operation with hardware triggers to improve test throughput.
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782835-37 -
NI
256-Crosspoint, 4x64, 2-Wire PXI Matrix Switch Module—The PXIe‑2737 is a high‐density 4x64 PXI matrix switch module designed for routing signals within automated test systems and using electromechanical relays to perform immediate switch operations. It also offers features to monitor the health of deployed systems and plan for predictive maintenance, including onboard relay count tracking, a temperature sensor, and functional and resistive relay self-tests available through the NI Switch Health Center.
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782835-38 -
NI
256-Crosspoint, 8x32, 2-Wire PXI Matrix Switch Module—The PXIe‑2738 is a high‐density 8x32 PXI matrix switch module designed for routing signals within automated test systems and using electromechanical relays to perform immediate switch operations. It also offers features to monitor the health of deployed systems and plan for predictive maintenance, including onboard relay count tracking, a temperature sensor, and functional and resistive relay self-tests available through the NI Switch Health Center.
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778572-35 -
NI
544-Crosspoint, 1-Wire PXI Matrix Switch Module—The PXI‑2535 is a high-density 4x136 PXI matrix switch module that is ideal for routing low-power DC signals in validation test systems of mass produced devices such as semiconductor chips and printed circuit boards (PCBs). Featuring field-effect transistor (FET) relays, the PXI‑2535 offers unlimited mechanical lifetime and switching speeds up to 50,000 crosspoints/s. It also features onboard relay counting for relay monitoring and deterministic operation with hardware triggers to improve test throughput.
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782835-39 -
NI
256-Crosspoint, 2-Wire PXI Matrix Switch Module—The PXIe‑2739 is a high‐density 16x16 PXI matrix switch module designed for routing signals within automated test systems and using electromechanical relays to perform immediate switch operations. It also offers features to monitor the health of deployed systems and plan for predictive maintenance, including onboard relay count tracking, a temperature sensor, and functional and resistive relay self-tests available through the NI Switch Health Center.
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778572-36 -
NI
544-Crosspoint, 1-Wire PXI Matrix Switch Module—The PXI‑2536 is a high-density 8x68 PXI matrix switch module that is ideal for routing low-power DC signals in validation test systems of mass produced devices such as semiconductor chips and printed circuit boards (PCBs). Featuring FET relays, the PXI‑2536 offers unlimited mechanical lifetime and switching speeds up to 50,000 crosspoints/s. It also features onboard relay counting for relay monitoring and deterministic operation with hardware triggers to improve test throughput.
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40-728A-101 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-728A-101 (PXI) and 42-728A-101 (PXIe) are 16x2 75 Ω RF matrices with SMB connectors. The 4x-727A/728A/729A range are high density RF matrix modules suitable for switching up to 300 MHz in 50 Ω or 100 MHz in 75 Ω. They are available in 50 Ω or 75 Ω versions with SMB connectors or in 50 Ω versions with a multiway connector. They provide a simple and scalable bidirectional matrix for RF signals and are intended for the construction of high performance switching systems. All X and Y connections have isolation switches.
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42-727A-001 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-727A-001 (PXI) and 42-727A-001 (PXIe) are 16x4 50 Ω RF matrices with SMB connectors. The 4x-727A/728A/729A range are high density RF matrix modules suitable for switching up to 300 MHz in 50 Ω or 100 MHz in 75 Ω. They are available in 50 Ω or 75 Ω versions with SMB connectors or in 50 Ω versions with a multiway connector. They provide a simple and scalable bidirectional matrix for RF signals and are intended for the construction of high performance switching systems.
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40-590-101 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-590-101 (PXI) and 42-590-101 (PXIe) are modules that provide a switched guard 16x4 matrix solution with up to 1012 Ω channel to channel and channel-to-ground isolation.
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42-590-101 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-590-101 (PXI) and 42-590-101 (PXIe) are modules that provide a switched guard 16x4 matrix solution with up to 1012 Ω channel to channel and channel-to-ground isolation.
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40-590-102 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-590-102 (PXI) and 42-590-102 (PXIe) are modules that provide a switched guard 8x4 matrix solution with up to 1012 Ω channel to channel and channel to ground isolation.
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42-590-102 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-590-102 (PXI) and 42-590-102 (PXIe) are modules that provide a switched guard 8x4 matrix solution with up to 1012 Ω channel to channel and channel to ground isolation.
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65-290-001 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 65-290-001 ia a 16x16 matrix plug-in module for use in Pickering's modular switching platform that provides a switched guard relay matrix solution with up to 1012 Ω channel to channel and channel to ground isolation.
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40-540A-021 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-540A-021 is part of a range of ultra high density matrices. The 40-540A/541A/542A are the world’s highest density single slot PXI reed relay matrix modules and are available as a 132x4, 66x8 or 33x16 matrix with 1-pole switching.
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781421-17 -
NI
16x22, 0.3 A, Reed Matrix Module for SwitchBlock - The SWB‑2817 is a reed relay matrix module for SwitchBlock systems. Designed for high power, it can operate as an individual relay card or expand in a single carrier or single PXI chassis. You can connect any input to any output, individually or in combination. You can use matrix switches to route signals from oscilloscopes, DMMs, arbitrary waveform generators, and power supplies to various test points on a unit under test (UUT). The primary benefit of matrix switches is simplified wiring—the overall test system can easily and dynamically change the internal connection path without any external manual intervention.