Description
The National Instruments PXIe-8398 PXI Remote Control Module, with part number 784178-01, falls under the category of PXI Remote Controllers. This module represents the 3rd generation in its lineage and operates on an MXI-Express Gen3 x16 communication level.
Designed for high-speed data transfers, it boasts a staggering bandwidth of 16 GB/s per lane with an effective bit rate after encoding of 7.88 GB/s/lane. Connectivity is facilitated through copper cables, ensuring robust and reliable data transmission. Moreover, the module supports daisy chaining, allowing for flexible and scalable system configurations.
The PXIe-8398 is compatible with both two or four link chassis configurations, making it a versatile choice for various system requirements. It also supports a modular connection, further enhancing its adaptability. Installation is made easy as it fits perfectly into a PXI Express controller board slot.
Users will appreciate the convenience of the tri-color front panel LED, which provides immediate feedback on power status and link state. Despite its powerful features, the module is remarkably compact, measuring just 2.71 x 6.60 inches and weighing only 0.325 pounds.
| Specification | Detail |
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| Part Number | 784178-01 |
| Category | PXI Remote Controllers |
| Model | PXIe-8398 |
| Description | National Instruments PXIe-8398 PXI Remote Control Module |
| Generation | 3rd |
| Communication Level | MXI-Express Gen3 x16 |
| Connectivity | Copper cables |
| Daisy Chaining | Supported |
| Bandwidth | 16 GB/s per lane |
| Bit Rate after Encoding | 7.88 GB/s/lane |
| Compatible Chassis Configuration | Two or four link chassis |
| Modular Connection | Supported |
| Compatible Slot | PXI Express controller board slot |
| Front Panel LED | Tri-color (Power status and link state) |
| Weight | 0.325 pounds |
| Dimensions | 2.71 x 6.60 inches |
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Question 1: What is the bandwidth per lane of the PXIe-8398? Question 2: Does the PXIe-8398 support daisy chaining? Question 3: What type of connectivity does the PXIe-8398 use? Question 4: How much does the PXIe-8398 weigh? Question 5: Can the PXIe-8398 be used with two or four link chassis? |
