Description
The NI PXIe-2575 is a 196-channel multiplexer designed for SPECIAL USE within the category of PXI Switches. It carries the part number 788378-01 and offers versatile configuration modes, including a 1-Wire, 196-channel mode and a 2-Wire, 98-channel mode. This device is engineered to facilitate rapid switching, with a typical relay operation time of 1 millisecond and a maximum time of 3.4 milliseconds.
It supports a robust voltage handling capability of up to 100 volts from channel to channel, coupled with a maximum switching power of 60 Watts or 62.5 VA. The PXIe-2575 boasts an impressive DC isolation resistance of 1 Giga-ohms and can handle a maximum switching current of 1 ampere.
In terms of performance, it offers a bandwidth greater than 20 MegaHertz in 1-Wire mode and over 8 MegaHertz in 2-Wire mode. The device exhibits a differential thermal EMF, with a typical value of 3 microvolts and a maximum of less than 12 microvolts, ensuring minimal signal interference and optimal performance in critical applications.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 788378-01 |
| Model | PXIe-2575 |
| Category | PXI Switches |
| Description | NI PXIe-2575 196 ch Multiplexer – SPECIAL USE |
| Configuration Modes | 1-Wire, 196 channel; 2-Wire, 98 channel |
| Relay Operation Time (Typical) | 1 millisecond |
| Relay Operation Time (Maximum) | 3.4 milliseconds |
| Voltage (Channel to Channel) | Up to 100 volts |
| Maximum Switching Power | 60 Watts or 62.5 VA |
| DC Isolation Resistance | 1 Giga-ohms |
| Maximum Switching Current | 1 ampere |
| Bandwidth (1-Wire Mode) | > 20 MegaHertz |
| Bandwidth (2-Wire Mode) | > 8 MegaHertz |
| Differential Thermal EMF (Typical) | 3 microvolts |
| Differential Thermal EMF (Maximum) | < 12
Question 1: What is the part number of the NI PXIe-2575? Answer 1: The part number is 788378-01. Question 2: How many channels does the PXIe-2575 support? Question 3: What is the relay operation time of PXIe-2575? Question 4: What’s the max voltage PXIe-2575 can handle? Question 5: What is the maximum switching current of the PXIe-2575? |
