Description
The product with the part number 197698B-01L (780270-01) falls under the category of PXI Switches. Specifically, it is the model TB-2633, which serves as a terminal block for the NI TB-2633 PXI-2533. This terminal block is designed to be compatible with the National Instruments PXI-2533 Switch Module.
The configuration of this terminal block is a 1-Wire, 4 x 64 Terminal Block, which is designed to facilitate easy and efficient connectivity. It features a 60-position I/O connector and 8 screw terminals, providing a versatile connection interface for various applications. The construction of the TB-2633 is based on a cartridge design, emphasizing durability and ease of use.
Among its additional features, the TB-2633 boasts direct access to columns and rows via screw terminals, which enhances its flexibility for different wiring configurations. The ease of top cover removal is another beneficial design aspect, allowing for quick access when needed. Furthermore, the inclusion of jackscrews ensures firm positioning and secure connections, making the TB-2633 a reliable component in any setup requiring a PXI switch.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 197698B-01L (780270-01) |
| Category | PXI Switches |
| Model | TB-2633 |
| Description | NI TB-2633 Terminal Block for PXI-2533 |
| Compatibility | National Instruments PXI-2533 Switch Module |
| Configuration | 1-Wire, 4 x 64 Terminal Block |
| Connector Type | 60-position I/O connector and 8 screw terminals |
| Construction | Cartridge |
| Additional Features | Direct access to columns and rows via screw terminals, Easy top cover removal, Jackscrews for firm positioning |
Question 1: What is the part number for the TB-2633?
Answer 1: 197698B-01L (780270-01)
Question 2: What category does the TB-2633 belong to?
Answer 2: PXI Switches
Question 3: How many screws does the TB-2633 feature?
Answer 3: 8 screw terminals
Question 4: What type of connector does TB-2633 use?
Answer 4: 60-position I/O connector
Question 5: Does the TB-2633 allow direct access to rows and columns?
Answer 5: Yes, via screw terminals
