National Instruments PXIe-6545 PXI Digital Waveform Instrument

The 200 MHz, 32 Channels PXIe-6545 (Part Numbers: 780993-01, 780993-02, and 780993-03) is a Digital Waveform Instrument. The NI PXIe-6545 enables the user to clock their information by bringing in an outer clock through the front board or backplane. With these highlights, the user can synchronize the PXIe-6545 with other analog or digital instruments. The device has 32 bidirectional Digital IO channels with a total power rating of 32.2 W.

The device operates using the NI-HSDIO driver software, and is compatible with application development environments (ADEs) such as LabVIEW or LabWindows/CVI. Additional software includes the NI Script Editor which helps in developing waveform generation operations. The NI Digital Waveform Editor (NI DWE) is also useful in creating, importing, and editing digital test vectors. The device can be configured using the NI Measurement & Automation Explorer (MAX) tool.

The NI PXIe 6545 module includes an enhanced engineering that offers not just higher clock rates up to 200 MHz, but also higher signal integrity and impedance matching. These can be used to interface to fast advanced chips requiring little setup and hold times. At the maximum clock rates of the PXIe-6545 module, the signal quality turns into an important component. With the x4 PXI Express architecture, the user can stream at the ordinary rates of 660 MB per second (input) and 400 MB per second (output) to and from a host (PC) or a rapid storage solution, such as the NI HDD-8264 3 TB (RAID) array to onboard memory. The user can utilize these gadgets to stream top notch advanced video signals for generation or acquisition.

Additionally, the user can test LCD screens, TV parts, superior quality signals (up to 1080p at 60 Hz), RF baseband gadgets, and top-quality sound with the NI PXIe-6545 Digital Waveform Instrument. With this innovation, the user can produce terabyte waveforms of remarkable, high-transmission capacity information for a few hours. Applications that benefit from this capability incorporate RF and baseband recording and playback for signal insight and communication framework design, approval, and confirmation. The device has a weight of 519 g, with the dimensions: 21.6 x 2.0 x 13.0 cm.