Description
The Part Number for the product is 180155-56, which falls under the Category of GPIB. This particular model, designated as Model GPIB-1014, is manufactured by National Instruments. It is primarily designed as an Application Interface for VMEbus systems, offering robust functionality as a Controller, Talker, Listener in PC.
Compliance with industry Standards is maintained, supporting both IEEE-1014 and IEEE-488 protocols. There are different Versions of this model available, including 776059-01 (GPIB-1014-1) and 776060-01 (GPIB-1014-2), catering to various user needs. The Transfer Rate capability of this device is impressive, with a performance of Over 500 kbytes/s, ensuring swift data communication.
It operates on a Supply Voltage of +5 VDC and has a Maximum Current Requirement of 2.0 A. Users have the flexibility to configure the device with several Configuration Options, including Access mode, Base address, DMA address modifier, allowing for a tailored operational setup. Additionally, the device is supported by Software named ESP-488, enhancing its functionality and user experience.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 180155-56 |
| Category | GPIB |
| Model | GPIB-1014 |
| Manufacturer | National Instruments |
| Application | Interface for VMEbus systems |
| Functionality | Controller, Talker, Listener in PC |
| Standards | IEEE-1014, IEEE-488 |
| Versions | 776059-01 (GPIB-1014-1), 776060-01 (GPIB-1014-2) |
| Transfer Rate | Over 500 kbytes/s |
| Supply Voltage | +5 VDC |
| Maximum Current Requirement | 2.0 A |
| Configuration Options | Access mode, Base address, DMA address modifier |
| Software | ESP-488 |
Question 1: What is the part number of the GPIB-1014?
Answer 1: 180155-56
Question 2: What is the transfer rate of GPIB-1014?
Answer 2: Over 500 kbytes/s
Question 3: Which company manufactures the GPIB-1014?
Answer 3: National Instruments
Question 4: What IEEE standards does GPIB-1014 support?
Answer 4: IEEE-1014 and IEEE-488
Question 5: What is the supply voltage required for the GPIB-1014?
Answer 5: +5 VDC
