Description
The product with the Part Number 420072-06 falls under the Category of GPIB, which stands for General Purpose Interface Bus. This is a standard interface that allows for the interconnection of instruments in a system, enabling them to communicate with each other.
This particular model is labeled as an Obsolete GPIB, indicating that it may no longer be in production or supported by the manufacturer. However, it can still be essential for legacy systems or specific applications where newer models or standards cannot be integrated.
The Short Description of this product is ESP-488 for GPIB-696 in Assembler. This description suggests that the product is designed to work with the GPIB-696 interface, using the ESP-488 protocol, and it is implemented in Assembler language. This could be particularly useful for developers or engineers looking for components that can be integrated into systems requiring low-level programming and direct hardware control.
| Part Number | 420072-06 |
|---|---|
| Category | GPIB |
| Model | Obsolete GPIB |
| Short Description | ESP-488 for GPIB-696 in Assembler |
Question 1: What does GPIB stand for?
Answer 1: General Purpose Interface Bus.
Question 2: Is the 420072-06 model still in production?
Answer 2: No, it’s marked as obsolete.
Question 3: What is the main use of the 420072-06?
Answer 3: For connecting instruments using ESP-488 protocol.
Question 4: Does the 420072-06 support newer interface models?
Answer 4: It’s designed for GPIB-696, may not support newer models.
Question 5: In what programming language is the 420072-06 implemented?
Answer 5: It is implemented in Assembler language.
