Description
The National Instruments TB-2708 is a specialized Terminal Block carrying the part number 778823-01, designed for use with the PXI-6115 and PXI-6120 S Series devices. As part of the TB Series, this terminal block is sensitive to electrostatic discharge (ESD) and ensures secure connections with its 9 SMB connectors and a 14-pin single input/output connector for direct interfacing to the front panel of compatible PXI devices.
It supports a variety of signal types, including analog input/output and digital signals, while accommodating a maximum voltage input of 42 Vpeak or 60 VDC. Equipped with 4 analog inputs capable of simultaneous sampling and 2 analog outputs, the TB-2708 also features both analog and digital triggering mechanisms. Moreover, it can measure both floating and ground-referenced analog input signals.
Despite its obsolete status announced by National Instruments, the TB-2708 remains accessible for purchase and repair through Apex Waves, ensuring continued availability for current and future applications.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Part Number | TB-2708 |
| Manufacturer | National Instruments |
| NI Part Number | 778823-01 |
| Product Series | TB Series |
| Compatible Devices | PXI-6115, PXI-6120 S Series |
| ESD Sensitivity | Yes |
| Number of SMB Connectors | 9 |
| Connector Type | 14-pin single input/output |
| Connection to PXI Devices | Direct to PXI-6115/6120 front panel |
| Signal Types | Analog Input/Output, Digital Signals |
| Maximum Voltage Input | 42 Vpeak, 60 VDC |
| Analog Inputs | 4 with simultaneous sampling |
| Analog Outputs | 2 |
| Triggering | Analog and Digital |
| Signal Measurement | Floating and Ground-Referenced |
| Obsolete Status | Announced by National Instruments, available at Apex
Question 1: What are the characteristics and connection capabilities of the National Instruments TB-2708 terminal block, and how does its obsolete status affect its availability for purchase and repair? Question 2: What features does the National Instruments TB-2708 Terminal Block offer to support interfacing with PXI-6115 and PXI-6120 S Series devices? Question 3: What are the unique capabilities and compatibility details of the National Instruments TB-2708 terminal block, and how does Apex Waves support its continued use despite its obsolete status? Question 4: What types of signals can the National Instruments TB-2708 Terminal Block support, and through which types of connectors are these signals interfaced? Question 5: What is the function of the National Instruments TB-2708 terminal block, and how is it compatible with specific PXI devices despite its obsolete status? |
