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PXI-5402

The National Instruments PXI-5402 is a 14-bit waveform generator with a frequency range up to 20 MHz, supporting various waveforms and featuring synchronization with NI-TClk technology, factory calibration, and compatibility with LabVIEW and other software

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    Description

    The NI PXI-5402 is a versatile Waveform Generator with part numbers 779655-01 and 192887E-01L, capable of delivering a wide range of waveforms, such as sine, square, triangle, ramp, psuedorandom noise, and DC signals, within a frequency range of up to 20 MHz.

    It features an output range from -5 V to +5 V and boasts a high 14-bit resolution with a maximum update rate of 100 MS/s across its 1 Analog Output channel. The PXI-5402 utilizes NI-TClk synchronization technology for precise timing and is factory calibrated using NIST-traceable standards, with onboard calibration references that ensure accuracy despite environmental variations.

    With a recommended calibration period of at least once every 2 years, the device maintains reliability and precision over time. It operates using NI-FGEN driver software (version 2.4 or later) and is compatible with various development environments including LabVIEW, LabWindows/CVI, and Microsoft C. Additionally, it supports simulation mode through the FGEN Soft Front Panel and NI-FGEN instrument driver, facilitating development without the need for physical hardware.

    Question 1: What types of waveforms can the NI PXI-5402 Waveform Generator produce, and what are its key specifications regarding output range, resolution, and maximum update rate?
    Answer 1: The NI PXI-5402 Waveform Generator uses NI-TClk synchronization technology to achieve precise timing, and it has a recommended calibration interval of at least once every 2 years.

    Question 2: What types of waveforms can the NI PXI-5402 Waveform Generator produce, and what are its output voltage range and resolution specifications?
    Answer 2: The NI PXI-5402 Waveform Generator can produce sine, square, triangle, ramp, pseudorandom noise, and DC signals, with a maximum frequency output capability of up to 20 MHz.

    Question 3: What type of synchronization technology does the NI PXI-5402 Waveform Generator use to achieve precise timing, and what is its recommended calibration interval?
    Answer 3: The NI PXI-5402 Waveform Generator can produce sine, square, triangle, ramp, pseudorandom noise, and DC signals, with an output voltage range of -5 V to +5 V and a high resolution of 14 bits.

    Question 4: What types of waveforms can the NI PXI-5402 Waveform Generator produce, and what is its maximum frequency output capability?
    Answer 4: The NI PXI-5402 Waveform Generator can produce sine, square, triangle, ramp, pseudorandom noise, and DC signals, and it has key specifications that include an output range of -5 V to +5 V, a high 14-bit resolution, and a maximum update rate of 100 MS/s.

    Question 5: What types of waveforms can the NI PXI-5402 Waveform Generator produce, and what is its maximum output frequency?
    Answer 5: The NI PXI-5402 Waveform Generator can produce sine, square, triangle, ramp, pseudorandom noise, and DC signals, and its maximum output frequency is 20 MHz.

    Feature Specification
    Part Number NI PXI-5402
    Additional Part Numbers 779655-01, 192887E-01L
    Functionality Waveform Generator
    Frequency Range Up to 20 MHz
    Waveform Types Sine, Square, Triangle, Ramp, Psuedorandom Noise, DC
    Output Range -5 V to +5 V
    Resolution 14-bit
    Maximum Update Rate 100 MS/s
    Output Channels 1 Analog Output
    Synchronization Technology NI-TClk
    Calibration Factory calibrated with NIST-traceable standards, with onboard references for environmental corrections
    Recommended Calibration Period At least once every 2 years
    Driver Software NI-FGEN (version 2.4 or later)
    Software Compatibility LabVIEW, LabWindows/CVI, Microsoft C
    Simulation Mode Supported with FGEN Soft Front Panel and NI-FGEN instrument driver