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PXI-2575

The National Instruments PXI-2575 (Part Number: 778572-75) is a high-density electromechanical PXI Multiplexer Switch Module with multiple topologies, user-replaceable socketed relays, and a relay count tracking

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    Description

    The PXI-2575, with part number 778572-75, is a versatile PXI Multiplexer Switch Module that employs electromechanical relays and offers various topologies including a 1-wire 196 x 1, 2-wire 95 x 1, and a 2-wire 98 x 1 multiplexer.

    Designed for durability and ease of maintenance, the module’s relays are socketed and user-replaceable, boasting an electrical life of approximately 10^5 operations. The device’s switch bandwidth is an impressive 20 MHz, and it handles a maximum switching power of 60 W, 62.5 VA (DC to 60 Hz) per channel.

    Incorporating a relay count tracking feature, the module ensures reliability and aids in predictive maintenance. It utilizes a 200 POS LFH Matrix 50 I/O connector for efficient signal management.

    However, it is not recommended for 2-wire resistance measurements. The relays, with contacts made of silver and gold, operate typically within 1 ms and at a maximum of 3.4 ms, facilitating a scan rate that ensures swift and accurate signal routing.

    Attribute Specification
    Part Number 778572-75
    Module Type PXI Multiplexer Switch Module
    Relay Type Electromechanical
    Available Topologies 1-wire 196 x 1, 2-wire 95 x 1, 2-wire 98 x 1 Multiplexer
    Relay Replacement Socketed (User-replaceable)
    Electrical Life of Relays Approximately 10^5 operations
    Switch Bandwidth 20 MHz
    Maximum Switching Power 60 W, 62.5 VA (DC to 60 Hz) per channel
    Relay Count Tracking Feature Yes
    Connector Type 200 POS LFH Matrix 50 I/O connector
    Resistance Measurement Recommendation Not recommended for 2-wire resistance measurements
    Typical Relay Operating Time 1 ms
    Maximum Relay Operating Time 3.4 ms
    Relay Contact Material Silver, gold covered

    Question 1: What is the maximum switching power and bandwidth of the PXI-2575 Multiplexer Switch Module, and what types of topologies does it support?
    Answer 1: The operational lifespan of the socketed electromechanical relays in the PXI-2575 Multiplexer Switch Module is approximately 100,000 (10^5) operations.

    Question 2: What are the various topologies supported by the PXI-2575 Multiplexer Switch Module part number 778572-75, and what are its key features in terms of relay life, bandwidth, and switching power?
    Answer 2: The PXI-2575 Multiplexer Switch Module with part number 778572-75 supports 1-wire 196 x 1, 2-wire 95 x 1, and 2-wire 98 x 1 multiplexer topologies, and its key features include socketed electromechanical relays with an electrical life of approximately 10^5 operations, a switch bandwidth of 20 MHz, and a maximum switching power of 60 W, 62.5

    Question 3: What is the maximum switching power capacity per channel for the PXI-2575 Multiplexer Switch Module with part number 778572-75?
    Answer 3: The PXI-2575 PXI Multiplexer Switch Module offers topology configurations of 1-wire 196 x 1, 2-wire 95 x 1, and 2-wire 98 x 1, and its electromechanical relays have an operational life of approximately 10^5 operations with a typical operation speed of 1 ms and a maximum of 3.4 ms.

    Question 4: What are the various topology configurations available for the PXI-2575 PXI Multiplexer Switch Module, and what are the characteristics of its electromechanical relays in terms of operation life and switching speed?
    Answer 4: The maximum switching power capacity per channel for the PXI-2575 Multiplexer Switch Module with part number 778572-75 is 60 W, 62.5 VA (DC to 60 Hz).

    Question 5: What is the operational lifespan of the socketed electromechanical relays in the PXI-2575 Multiplexer Switch Module?
    Answer 5: The PXI-2575 Multiplexer Switch Module supports a maximum switching power of 60 W, 62.5 VA (DC to 60 Hz) per channel and has a switch bandwidth of 20 MHz, while offering various topologies including 1-wire 196 x 1, 2-wire 95 x 1, and 2-wire 98 x 1 multiplexer configurations.