Description
The NI PXI-4071 Analog Daughter Board, part number 778271-01, falls under the category of PXI Multimeters. This model, known as the PXI-4071, is a FlexDMM, Multifunction 3U PXI Module designed to offer a blend of functionality including being a Digital Multimeter (DMM) and Digitizer.
This multifunctional device boasts a voltage measurement range from ±10 nV to 1000 V, allowing for precise voltage assessments across a broad spectrum. Similarly, its current measurement capabilities range from ±1 pA to 3 A, ensuring accurate current readings for a wide array of applications. The resistance measurement range is equally impressive, spanning from 10 µΩ to 5 GΩ, which accommodates a vast range of resistance measurements.
Additional features of the PXI-4071 include both frequency/period measurement and diode measurement capabilities, confirming its versatility in various testing scenarios. When it comes to digitizing signals, this module can do so at a sample rate of up to 1.8 MS/s, providing fast and efficient data acquisition.
The device also offers different DC reading rates depending on the resolution, with a 7 S/s rate at 7 1/2 digits and a 10 kS/s rate at 4 1/2 digits, ensuring both precision and speed in measurements. Lastly, its trigger latency and maximum trigger rate are 2 µs and 1 kHz respectively, highlighting its responsiveness and capability to handle rapid signal variations.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 778271-01 |
| Category | PXI Multimeters |
| Model | PXI-4071 |
| Description | NI PXI-4071 Analog Daughter Board |
| Type | FlexDMM, Multifunction 3U PXI Module |
| Functionality | Digital Multimeter (DMM) and Digitizer |
| Voltage Measurement Range | ±10 nV to 1000 V |
| Current Measurement Range | ±1 pA to 3 A |
| Resistance Measurement Range | 10 µΩ to 5 GΩ |
| Frequency/Period Measurement | Yes |
| Diode Measurement | Yes |
| Digitizer Sample Rate | Up to 1.8 MS/s |
| DC Reading Rate (7 1/2 digits) | 7 S/s |
| DC Reading Rate (4 1/2 digits) | 10 kS/s |
| Trigger Latency and Maximum Trigger Rate | 2 µs and 1 kHz |
