National Instruments BNC-2080 Analog Breakout Board

The BNC-2080 is an Analog Breakout Board developed by National Instruments. The NI BNC-2080 is available as an independent board as well as part of a kit with a 0.5 m or 1.0 m cable included. The board without the cable can be ordered with part number 776579-90. The BNC-2080 belongs to the BNC-208X Series of breakout boards. The BNC-2080 does not need any external software except that provided for the DAQ board. This Analog Breakout Board can be utilized with NI data acquisition boards for the Macintosh NuBus (NB Series), PC/XT/AT and compatible computers, along with IBM PS/2 Micro Channel (MC Series). This board is supported by different operating systems like Windows and MAC.

The NI BNC-2080 is designed as a breakout board with analog signal-marked BNC connectors. The BNC-2080 is equipped for signal conditioning properties. The BNC-2080 is developed to rationalize the analog-signal links and for some of the digital signals. This board simplifies the connections of two user-defined to the DAQ modules in Lab, as well as production with testing environments. The BNC-2080 can be configured with 16 SE or eight differential analog input channels.

The NI BNC-2080 is fabricated with silkscreened instrument spaces for holding capacitors and resistors. The resistors and capacitors are used for developing voltage dividers and single-pole low-pass and high-pass filters. There are 24 BNC connectors that are used in the board. The BNC-2080 is available with the two male ribbon-cable connectors. These input/output connectors contain male 50-pins. The BNC-2080 Analog Breakout Board has power consumption at +5 VDC with the typical current of 12 mA and the maximum current of 750 mA from a dedicated host computer.