Description
The National Instruments PXIe-5820 (Part Number 783967-01) is a cutting-edge PXI Vector Signal Transceiver that requires a 2-slot space for installation.
It boasts a 1 GHz frequency bandwidth that operates on an I/Q type frequency spectrum, ensuring broad and reliable signal processing. The device integrates multiple functionalities, including a wideband I/Q digitizer, a wideband I/Q arbitrary waveform generator, and a high-performance FPGA module that is user-programmable, which collectively enhance its performance and versatility.
With a typical tuning time of just 0.38 milliseconds, the PXIe-5820 is designed for rapid signal adjustments. It is equipped with onboard dynamic RAM that consists of two banks with 2 GB per bank, supporting a maximum data rate of 12 GB per second per bank.
In addition, this vector signal transceiver contains 2 MB of onboard static RAM, capable of a maximum data reading rate of 31 MB per second and a maximum data writing rate of 29 MB per second.
The instrument features DC and per terminal input coupling, and accepts differential input types. It also comes with two input channels, further adding to its flexibility in handling various signal inputs.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 783967-01 |
| Product | National Instruments PXIe-5820 PXI Vector Signal Transceiver |
| Slot Requirement | 2-Slot |
| Frequency Bandwidth | 1 GHz |
| Frequency Spectrum Type | I/Q type |
| Integrated Capabilities | Wideband I/Q digitizer, Wideband I/Q arbitrary waveform generator, High-performance user-programmable FPGA module |
| Typical Tuning Time | 0.38 milliseconds |
| Onboard Dynamic RAM | 2 banks, 2 GB per bank |
| Maximum Data Rate (DRAM) | 12 GB per second per bank |
| Onboard Static RAM | 2 MB |
| Maximum Data Reading Rate (SRAM) | 31 MB per second |
| Maximum Data Writing Rate (SRAM) | 29 MB per second |
| Input Coupling | DC and per terminal |
| Input Type | Differential |
| Number of Input Channels | 2 |
| Question 1: What is the maximum data rate supported by each of the two banks of onboard dynamic RAM in the National Instruments PXIe-5820 vector signal transceiver? Answer 1: The typical tuning time of the National Instruments PXIe-5820 Vector Signal Transceiver is 0.38 milliseconds, and its onboard RAM, which consists of two banks of 2 GB each, supports maximum data rates of up to 12 GB per second per bank. Question 2: What is the typical tuning time of the National Instruments PXIe-5820 Vector Signal Transceiver, and how does its onboard RAM support its maximum data rates? Question 3: What type of frequency spectrum does the National Instruments PXIe-5820 operate on, and how many input channels does it have? Question 4: What are the key specifications and features of the National Instruments PXIe-5820 Vector Signal Transceiver, and how do they contribute to its signal processing capabilities? Question 5: What are the storage specifications and input coupling types of the National Instruments PXIe-5820 Vector Signal Transceiver? |
