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778572-21 -
NI
40-Channel, 2 A, DPST PXI Relay Module—The PXI‑2521 is a general-purpose switch module that features independent double‑pole single‑throw (DPST) armature relays. Each relay is nonlatching with very low on-resistance and low thermal offsets. The PXI‑2521 is fully software programmable, and it supports onboard relay count tracking. With an efficient coupling of voltage/current capability and relay density, this switch module is ideal for automated test equipment (ATE) loads or for controlling heaters, lights, and fans.
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NI
40-Channel, 1 A, SPDT PXI Relay Module—The PXI‑2570 is a general-purpose switch module that features independent single‑pole double‑throw (SPDT) Form C armature relays. Each relay channel has a normally closed (NC), normally open (NO), and common (COM) terminal.
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NI
2.5 GHz, 75 Ω, Quad SPDT PXI RF Relay Module - The PXI‑2558 is a general-purpose single‑pole double‑throw (SPDT) switch module. You can use it to add flexibility to your video switch network or to maintain uniform signal paths across multiple channels when building high‑channel‑count multiplexers. The module also features excellent insertion loss, voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR), and isolation parameters to minimize signal degradation. You can use its onboard relay count tracking feature to predict relay lifetime and reduce unexpected system downtime.
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778572-59 -
NI
2.5 GHz, 75 Ω, Dual-Terminated SPDT PXI RF Relay Module - The PXI‑2559 is a general-purpose switch module featuring two independently terminated single‑pole double‑throw (SPDT) relays. You can use it to add flexibility to your video switch network or to maintain uniform signal paths across multiple channels when building high-channel-count multiplexers. The PXI‑2559 termination resistors minimize reflections on open channels and protect your source or device under test from damage. The module also features excellent insertion loss, voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR), and isolation parameters to minimize signal degradation. You can use its onboard relay count tracking feature to predict relay lifetime and reduce unexpected system downtime.
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778572-66 -
NI
16-Channel, 2 A, SPDT PXI Relay Module—The PXI‑2566 is a general-purpose switch module that features independent single‑pole double‑throw (SPDT) Form C armature relays. Each relay is nonlatching with very low on-resistance and low thermal offsets. The PXI‑2566 is ideal for switching, routing, and controlling high-current signals. Each relay channel has a normally closed (NC), normally open (NO), and common (COM) terminal.
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778572-48 -
NI
2.7 GHz, 50 Ω, Quad SPDT PXI RF Relay Module - The PXI‑2548 is a general-purpose single‑pole double‑throw (SPDT) switch module. You can use it to add flexibility to your switch network or to maintain uniform signal paths across multiple channels when building high-channel-count multiplexers. The module also features excellent insertion loss, voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR), and isolation parameters to minimize signal degradation. You can use its onboard relay count tracking feature to predict relay lifetime and reduce unexpected system downtime.
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778572-49 -
NI
2.7 GHz, 50 Ω, Dual-Terminated SPDT PXI RF Relay Module - The PXI‑2549 is a general-purpose single‑pole double‑throw (SPDT) switch module. You can use it to add flexibility to your switch network or to maintain uniform signal paths across multiple channels when building high‑channel‑count multiplexers. The PXI‑2549 termination resistors minimize reflections on open channels and protect your source or device under test from damage. The module also features excellent insertion loss, voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR), and isolation parameters to minimize signal degradation. You can use its onboard relay count tracking feature to predict relay lifetime and reduce unexpected system downtime.
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779443-01 -
NI
The PCI-6520 is an industrial digital I/O module with high channel isolation and industry-standard 24 V logic levels. For added safety the PCI-6520 requires a keyed connector. If a computer or application fault occurs, the PCI-6520 can use digital I/O watchdogs to switch to a configurable safe output state to ensure detection and safe recovery from fault conditions. It also features programmable power-up states, digital filtering, and change detection for optimal control over your application.
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42-780B-524 -
Pickering Interfaces Ltd.
The 40-780B-524 (PXI) and 42-780B-524 (PXIe) are quad failsafe SPDT 18 GHz unterminated microwave relay modules. The 40/42-780B range is available with one, two, three or four SPDT switches capable of switching frequencies up to 67 GHz in 50 Ω or 2.5 GHz in 75 Ω. Connections are made via front panel mounted high quality RF coaxial connectors, SMA or N-Type for 50 Ω and 1.6/5.6 in 75 Ω versions. Remote versions are also available which can support up to three SPDT relays in a single slot.
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1260-13 -
Astronics Corporation
The Astronics 1260-13 offers general purpose signal switching and control of external devices. The module provides 40 channels of DPST switches.
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781420-11 -
NI
8x21, 1 A, Reed Matrix Module for SwitchBlock - The SWB‑2811 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.
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781421-11 -
NI
8x21, 1 A, Reed Matrix Module for SwitchBlock - The SWB‑2811 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.
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NI
8x46, 0.3 A, Reed Matrix Module for SwitchBlock - The SWB‑2816 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.
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NI
4x86, 0.3 A, No Row Access, Reed Matrix Module for SwitchBlock - The SWB‑2815 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.
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781420-15 -
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4x86, 0.3 A, Row Access, Reed Matrix Module for SwitchBlock - The SWB‑2815 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.
