The PXI-6561 is a pxi from National Instruments.
Additional Features:
200 Mb/s maximum data rate in double data rate (DDR) mode
100 MHz maximum clock rate
LVDS Signaling for fast clock rates and low power consumption
16 channels per channel direction control (single data rate mode)
2, 16, or 128 Mb channel onboard memory
Interactive waveform and script editor software
Syncronization and Memory Core (SMC) for tight syncronization with other SMC-based devices
The National Instrument PXI-6561 is a 200 Mb/s digital waveform generator/analyzer, for interfacing to LVDS digital electronics. This module features a 200 MHz clock rate, single and double data rate modes, 16 channels with per-channel direction control (in single data rate mode) and deep onboard memory with triggering and pattern sequencing. You can also use the module with the NI Digital Waveform Editor, an interactive software tool for creating and editing digital waveforms. With the SMC, you can create mixed-signal test systems with digitizers, arbitrary waveform generators, and other digital waveform generator/analyzers, or you can synchronize multiple digital devices to build low-skew multichannel systems for interfacing to high-pin-count digital ICs and electronics.
The PXI-6561 is a pxi from National Instruments.
Additional Features:
- 200 Mb/s maximum data rate in double data rate (DDR) mode
- 100 MHz maximum clock rate
- LVDS Signaling for fast clock rates and low power consumption
- 16 channels per channel direction control (single data rate mode)
- 2, 16, or 128 Mb channel onboard memory
- Interactive waveform and script editor software
- Syncronization and Memory Core (SMC) for tight syncronization with other SMC-based devices
The National Instrument PXI-6561 is a 200 Mb/s digital waveform generator/analyzer, for interfacing to LVDS digital electronics. This module features a 200 MHz clock rate, single and double data rate modes, 16 channels with per-channel direction control (in single data rate mode) and deep onboard memory with triggering and pattern sequencing. You can also use the module with the NI Digital Waveform Editor, an interactive software tool for creating and editing digital waveforms. With the SMC, you can create mixed-signal test systems with digitizers, arbitrary waveform generators, and other digital waveform generator/analyzers, or you can synchronize multiple digital devices to build low-skew multichannel systems for interfacing to high-pin-count digital ICs and electronics.
