Description
The product with the Part Number 785172-01 falls under the category of PXI FlexRIO Baseboards. It is designated as model PXIe-7911 and is manufactured by National Instruments. This particular baseboard features an FPGA of type KU035.
For programming this device, the supported tools are LabVIEW software and Xilinx Vivado. It boasts a considerable amount of Block RAM (BRAM) at 19 Mbit, although it has 0 GB of Dynamic RAM (DRAM). The device is also equipped with 1700 DSP Slices and 50780 FPGA Slices, providing substantial processing power for various applications.
Regarding connectivity and integration with PXI systems, this model supports both PXI Triggering and PXI Star Triggering, enhancing its versatility in complex setups. It also features 60 DMA Channels and supports Peer-to-Peer Streaming, allowing for efficient data transfer and communication between devices.
The power requirement for this particular model is 58 W or more, indicating its robust performance capabilities. This comprehensive technical specification highlights the PXIe-7911’s advanced features and its suitability for demanding applications in various fields.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 785172-01 |
| Category | PXI FlexRIO Baseboards |
| Model | PXIe-7911 |
| Manufacturer | National Instruments |
| FPGA | KU035 |
| Programming Tools | LabVIEW software, Xilinx Vivado |
| Block RAM (BRAM) | 19 Mbit |
| Dynamic RAM (DRAM) | 0 GB |
| DSP Slices | 1700 |
| FPGA Slices | 50780 |
| PXI Triggering | Supported |
| PXI Star Triggering | Supported |
| DMA Channels | 60 |
| Peer-to-Peer Streaming | Supported |
| Power Requirement | 58 W or more |
Question 1: What FPGA type does the PXIe-7911 have?
Answer 1: KU035
Question 2: What software tools support the PXIe-7911?
Answer 2: LabVIEW and Xilinx Vivado
Question 3: How much BRAM does the PXIe-7911 feature?
Answer 3: 19 Mbit
Question 4: How many DSP slices are available on the PXIe-7911?
Answer 4: 1700 DSP slices
Question 5: What is the power requirement of the PXIe-7911?
Answer 5: 58 W or more
