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National Instruments cDAQ-9172 CompactDAQ Chassis

The cDAQ-9172 (Part numbers: (779508-01, 779508-02, 779508-03, 779508-04, 779508-06, 779508-07) frame was intended for desktop use. This model has six part numbers with various power cord options for the user. With this model, it is possible to tilt the suspension for effortless access to the I/O module connectors while adding multiplexed voltage input signals. Both existing screws in this instrument, located on the power switch side of the case, should be evacuated if the user decides to introduce two metal screws.

Computerized I/O module capacities are controlled by the sort of advanced signals that the module is fit for estimating or producing. Static advanced I/O modules are meant for signals that are altered gradually and are reached by programming planned analysis and composition. Associated computerized I/O modules are meant for signals that are altered swiftly and are refreshed by either programming coordinated or equipment planned peruses and composes.  The USB-STC2 included in this model highlights autonomous rapid information streams, adaptable AI and AO test timing, activating, PFI signals for multi-gadget, adaptable counter/clocks with equipment gating, and computerized waveform procurement and age and static DIO.

The cDAQ-9172 Chassis comes with distinctive trigger modes, such as: begin trigger, reference trigger, and respite trigger with simple, computerized, or programming sources. This model also has four autonomous rapid information streams, taking into consideration up to four concurrent equipment coordinated assignments, such as simple info, simple output, buffered counter/clocks, and corresponded computerized input/outputs. The device is equipped with 8 slots, an analog resolution of 24 bits, and a sampling rate of 400 kS per second for each module.

The cDAQ-9172 is run using the NIDAQmx driver software which is compatible with software packages/application development environments (ADEs) such as LabVIEW, LwabWindows/CVI, or Measurement Studio. The device can be verified using the Measurement & Automation Explorer (MAX) tool.

The PFI signals, accessible through related computerized input and output modules introduced in spaces 5 or 6, give access to cutting edge highlights like activating, synchronization, and counter/clocks. The NI device weighs 840 g, and measures 10.00 x 3.5 x 2.3 in. in physical dimensions. It has a recommended operating temperature range of –20 to 55 °C.