National Instruments PXI Chassis and Controllers Increase Bandwidth to 1 GB/s per Slot
Wednesday, 26 April 2006
National Instruments announced the industry’s first PXI chassis and controllers based on PCI Express signaling, delivering up to 1 GB/s per-slot dedicated bandwidth. The new chassis and controllers add capabilities from the latest PXI Specification, which defines PXI Express to increase PXI bandwidth by 45 times. By increasing throughput and improving measurement accuracy, the new chassis and controllers are ideal for high-channel-count, high-throughput or multimodule applications, such as IF streaming, mixed-signal or image acquisition…more.
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Scopes: More Than Meets The Eye
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National Instruments announced the industry’s first PXI chassis and controllers based on PCI Express signaling, delivering up to 1 GB/s per-slot dedicated bandwidth. The new chassis and controllers add capabilities from the latest PXI Specification, which defines PXI Express to increase PXI bandwidth by 45 times. By increasing throughput and improving measurement accuracy, the new chassis and controllers are ideal for high-channel-count, high-throughput or multimodule applications, such as IF streaming, mixed-signal or image acquisition…
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