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The National Instruments PXI-6123 (Part numbers: 779181-01 and 779180-01) Multifunction I/O Module has several types of channels, including: eight analog input channels, eight DIO channels, two counters, and does not contain any analog output channels. This module also has a 500 kS/s sample rate, 16 bits resolution, and 4.96 mV absolute accuracy. The suggested warm-up time for maximum performance is 15 minutes. There is a two year calibration interval as well, with specifications guaranteed for that time period. The self-calibration process is simple because it utilizes NI-MCal, a self-calibration algorithm, to characterize nonlinearity, offset, and gain mistakes in the module. The self-calibration process is completed in mere seconds. This National Instruments module has I/O customization options, NI-STC3 timing technology, the capability to stream information with PCI Express, and programmable input gains to make the most of resolution.
PXI-6123
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PXI-6123 NI Multifunction I/O Module
The PXI-6123 Multifunction I/O Module includes a powerful NI-DAQmx driver with an API that works unswervingly with various development options, such as DAQExpress, C, C#, Python, LabVIEW, and more. This integration offers astounding performance and an effortless experience, which does not require manual wrapping for functions. The NI-DAQmx driver API is utilized across all NI DAQ models to guarantee extended interoperability of DAQ models. This means that re-development efforts can be reduced despite hardware alterations or upgrades, thus making the process overall simpler. The NI-DAQmx driver also gives the user access to help records, documentation, and many ready-to-run shipping samples which can be utilized as a beginning point for the user’s application.
