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  • National Instruments Extends PXI to Microwave Frequencies

    National Instruments Extends PXI to Microwave Frequencies

    The new RF and microwave signal generators extend PXI to 6.6 GHz for continuous-wave (CW) sourcing, common tunable local oscillator (LO) and stimulus-response applications. In a single 3U PXI slot, the RF and microwave signal generators also offer the best phase noise and jitter of any NI source. All seven generators use direct digital synthesis (DDS) for high-resolution frequency hopping or phase-continuous sweeping for characterization applications.
    11 April, 2006
  • NI Announces PCI Version of Dynamic Range Digitizer

    NI Announces PCI Version of Dynamic Range Digitizer

    PCI version of the PXI-5922 flexible-resolution digitizer, also known as a PC-based oscilloscope, makes a wide range of dynamic measurements. This universal instrument is now available in a PCI form factor for applications in a variety of industries including communications, semiconductor, biomedical and ultrasonic nondestructive test (NDT).
    11 April, 2006
  • NI announces Programmable Power Supply for PXI

    NI announces Programmable Power Supply for PXI

    The PXI-4110 programmable DC power supply new power supply lets engineers source voltage or current with high accuracy from a single PXI slot. It is ideal for applications such as I-V curve tracing, device characterization or device power sourcing in a variety of industries, including semiconductor, consumer electronics and communications.
    14 March, 2006
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