Description
The PCMCIA-GPIB model, manufactured by National Instruments, falls under the category of GPIB. This model is notable for its compatibility with a broad range of operating systems, including Mac, DOS, and Windows. Additionally, it supports various software applications such as Measurement Studio, LabVIEW, and LabWindows/CVI, making it a versatile tool for professionals.
One of the key specifications of the PCMCIA-GPIB is its data transfer rate, which adheres to the IEEE 488.1 standard, achieving speeds up to 1.3 MB/s. Moreover, it can reach even higher speeds of 2.2 MB/s when operating under the HS-488 mode. The device is equipped with a 32-byte FIFO size, enabling efficient data handling and processing. Its sampling rate is impressively set at 20 MHz, coupled with a timestamp resolution of 50 ns, which ensures precise measurements and data collection.
The PCMCIA-GPIB model complies with the PC Card Standard version 2.1, ensuring its compatibility with a wide range of PCMCIA card slots. Its interface is based on the IEEE 488.2 standard, and it incorporates the advanced TNT family ASIC hardware for enhanced performance and reliability.
Although it has been announced as obsolete by National Instruments, the PCMCIA-GPIB model remains available for purchase and repairs through Apex Waves. This ensures that users can continue to benefit from its advanced features and performance in their projects and applications.
The model carries various part numbers, including 778034-02, 778034-04, 777332-02, 777332-04, 777156-02, 777156-04, 776857-01, 776857-04, and 776960-02, which cater to a wide range of requirements and specifications for different applications.
Question 1: What is the maximum data rate of the PCMCIA-GPIB card?
Answer 1: 2.2 MB/s in HS-488 mode.
Question 2: Is the PCMCIA-GPIB compatible with Windows OS?
Answer 2: Yes, it supports Windows, Mac, and DOS.
Question 3: Does the PCMCIA-GPIB support LabVIEW software?
Answer 3: Yes, it’s compatible with LabVIEW and other software.
Question 4: What is the FIFO size of the PCMCIA-GPIB card?
Answer 4: 32-byte FIFO size.
Question 5: Can I still purchase the PCMCIA-GPIB model?
Answer 5: Yes, available through Apex Waves.

