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USB-6281

The National Instruments USB-6281 is a Multifunction I/O Device featuring 18-bit ADC resolution, up to 625 kS/s sampling rate for single-channel input, and 2.86 MS/s maximum update rate for one analog output

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    Description

    The National Instruments USB-6281 is a versatile Multifunction I/O Device that offers a range of features including 16 single-ended or 8 differential analog input channels with 18-bit ADC resolution, capable of reaching maximum sample rates of 625 kS/s for a single channel and 500 kS/s for multiple channels.

    It provides robust overvoltage protection of ±25 V when powered on and ±15 V when powered off, along with an input current limit of ±25 mA max per AI pin during overvoltage conditions and an input bias current of ±100 pA.

    The device also includes two analog output channels with 16-bit DAC resolution, supporting a maximum update rate of 2.86 MS/s for one output channel and a collective rate for both channels. Its part numbers are 780054-01, 780054-07, 780053-04, 780053-01, and 780054-04, making it a flexible solution for various data acquisition needs.

    Feature Specification
    Manufacturer National Instruments
    Product Name USB-6281 Multifunction I/O Device
    Part Numbers 780054-01, 780054-07, 780053-04, 780053-01, 780054-04
    Analog Input Channels 16 single-ended or 8 differential
    ADC Resolution 18-bits
    Single Channel Max Sample Rate 625 kS/s
    Multi-Channel Max Sample Rate 500 kS/s
    Overvoltage Protection (Device On) ±25 V
    Overvoltage Protection (Device Off) ±15 V
    Input Current (Overvoltage Condition) ±25 mA max/AI pin
    Input Bias Current ±100 pA
    Analog Output Channels 2
    DAC Resolution 16-bits
    Max Update Rate (1 Output Channel) 2.86 MS/s

    Question 1: What are the specifications and overvoltage protection details for the National Instruments USB-6281 Multifunction I/O Device?
    Answer 1: The National Instruments USB-6281 Multifunction I/O Device offers overvoltage protection of ±25 V when powered on and ±15 V when powered off.

    Question 2: What are the sample rates and ADC resolutions of the National Instruments USB-6281 Multifunction I/O Device’s analog input channels?
    Answer 2: The National Instruments USB-6281 Multifunction I/O Device features 16 single-ended or 8 differential analog input channels with 18-bit ADC resolution, capable of sample rates up to 625 kS/s for a single channel and 500 kS/s for multiple channels, overvoltage protection of ±25 V when powered on and ±15 V when powered off, an input current limit of ±25 mA max per AI pin, an input bias current of ±100 pA, two

    Question 3: What are the specifications and protection features of the National Instruments USB-6281 Multifunction I/O Device, including its analog input and output capabilities as well as its part numbers?
    Answer 3: The National Instruments USB-6281 Multifunction I/O Device features 16 single-ended or 8 differential analog input channels with 18-bit ADC resolution, capable of sample rates up to 625 kS/s for single-channel and 500 kS/s for multiple channels, and overvoltage protection of ±25 V when powered on and ±15 V when powered off, plus an input current limit of ±25 mA max per AI pin and an input bias current of ±100 pA.

    Question 4: What are the specifications and part numbers for the National Instruments USB-6281 Multifunction I/O Device?
    Answer 4: The National Instruments USB-6281 Multifunction I/O Device’s analog input channels have an ADC resolution of 18-bits and can reach maximum sample rates of 625 kS/s for a single channel and 500 kS/s for multiple channels.

    Question 5: What overvoltage protection is offered by the National Instruments USB-6281 Multifunction I/O Device when it is powered on and when it is powered off?
    Answer 5: The National Instruments USB-6281 Multifunction I/O Device features 16 single-ended or 8 differential analog input channels with 18-bit ADC resolution, offering maximum sample rates of 625 kS/s for a single channel and 500 kS/s for multiple channels. It provides overvoltage protection of ±25 V when powered on and ±15 V when powered off, an input current limit of ±25 mA max per AI pin during overvoltage conditions, and an input bias current