Description
The SWB-2816 Matrix Module for SwitchBlock, manufactured by National Instruments, is designed for signal transfer applications in electronic devices such as digital multimeters, oscilloscopes, power supplies, and waveform generators. It features part numbers 781421-16 and 781420-16.
This module presents a configuration of 8×46 (8 rows x 46 columns) 1-wire matrix, requiring only 1 slot in a SwitchBlock carrier module for installation. Its operation modes are highly versatile, being independent and expandable up to 8 x 276 in a single carrier, and further expandable up to 8 x 1104 in a PXI chassis, catering to a wide range of testing and measurement needs.
The SWB-2816 boasts a bandwidth of over 8 MHz and can handle a maximum switching voltage of 100 VDC. Each channel of this matrix module can switch up to 0.25 A and carry up to 0.30 A, with a maximum switching power capacity of 3 W. These specifications make it a robust and reliable choice for handling complex signal routing tasks in high-performance testing environments.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Part Numbers | 781421-16, 781420-16 |
| Model | SWB-2816 |
| Type | Matrix Module for SwitchBlock |
| Manufacturer | National Instruments |
| Configuration | 8×46 (8 rows x 46 columns) 1-wire matrix |
| Slot Requirement | 1 slot in SwitchBlock carrier module |
| Operation Modes | Independent, expandable up to 8 x 276 in single carrier, expandable up to 8 x 1104 in PXI chassis |
| Application | Signal transfer for electronic devices such as digital multimeters, oscilloscopes, power supplies, and waveform generators |
| Bandwidth | > 8 MHz |
| Switching Voltage (Max) | 100 VDC |
| Switching Current (Per Channel) | 0.25 A |
| Carry Current (Per Channel) | 0.30 A |
| Maximum Switching Power | 3 W |
Question 1: What is the configuration of the SWB-2816?
Answer 1: 8×46 (8 rows x 46 columns) 1-wire matrix
Question 2: What is the maximum switching voltage of the SWB-2816?
Answer 2: 100 VDC
Question 3: How many slots does the SWB-2816 require in a carrier?
Answer 3: 1 slot
Question 4: What is the maximum bandwidth of the SWB-2816?
Answer 4: Over 8 MHz
Question 5: Can the SWB-2816’s configuration be expanded?
Answer 5: Yes, up to 8 x 1104 in a PXI chassis
