Description
The part numbers for the specified product are 778950-01, 778950-02, and 778950-03. This product falls under the category of PC-based Digital Instruments, specifically model PCI-6551. It is designed as a Digital Waveform Generator/Analyzer, manufactured by National Instruments (NI). The PCI-6551 offers a frequency bandwidth of 50 MHz and supports 20 data channels. Additionally, it has 4 programmable function interface channels.
It supports various logic levels, including 1.8 V, 2.5 V, 3.3 V, 5 V, LVTTL, and is programmable to TTL standards. The features of the PCI-6551 are quite comprehensive, offering bidirectional per cycle, per channel capabilities; real-time hardware comparison; T-clock capability; external clocking; and a versatile memory architecture. For software, it utilizes the NI Digital Waveform Editor. Despite being announced as obsolete by National Instruments, it remains available for purchase and repairs through Apex Waves.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Part Numbers | 778950-01, 778950-02, 778950-03 |
| Category | PC-based Digital Instruments |
| Model | PCI-6551 |
| Type | Digital Waveform Generator/Analyzer |
| Manufacturer | National Instruments (NI) |
| Frequency Bandwidth | 50 MHz |
| Data Channels | 20 |
| Function Interface Channels | 4 (programmable) |
| Logic Levels | 1.8 V, 2.5 V, 3.3 V, 5 V, LVTTL, programmable, TTL |
| Features | Bidirectional per cycle, per channel; Real-time hardware comparison; T-clock capability; External clocking; Versatile memory architecture |
| Software | NI Digital Waveform Editor |
| Obsolete Status | Announced by National Instruments, available for purchase and repairs by Apex Waves |
Question 1: What is the model number of the NI digital waveform generator?
Answer 1: PCI-6551
Question 2: How many data channels does the PCI-6551 support?
Answer 2: 20 data channels
Question 3: What is the frequency bandwidth of the PCI-6551?
Answer 3: 50 MHz
Question 4: Can the PCI-6551 be used with 1.8V logic levels?
Answer 4: Yes
Question 5: Is the PCI-6551 considered obsolete by NI?
Answer 5: Yes
