National Instruments cRIO-9103 CompactRIO Chassis

The cRIO‑9103 (Part Number: 779053-01) CompactRIO Chassis drive has differential/TTL advanced contributions with 5 V controlled supply output for encoders and 250 Vrms all-inclusive computerized inputs. Since the module contains worked in flag molding for broadened voltage ranges or mechanical flag composes, the user can generally make their wiring associations straightforwardly from the CompactRIO module to the sensors/actuators.

The cRIO 9103 includes a 200 MHz Pentium processor that dependably and deterministically executes the user’s LabVIEW Real-Time applications. The user can browse a large number of inherent LabVIEW capacities to fabricate their multithreaded installed framework for continuous control, examination, information logging, and correspondence. The controller additionally includes a 10/100 Mb/s Ethernet port for automatic correspondence over the system (counting email) and implicit Web (HTTP) and record (FTP) servers. Utilizing the remote board Web server, the user can naturally distribute the front panel graphical UI of the implanted application for multiclient remote observing or control. The continuous processor additionally includes double 11 to 30 VDC supply inputs, a client DIP switch, LED status pointers, a constant clock, guard dog clocks, and other unwavering quality features.

CompactRIO consolidates a low power utilization constant implanted processor with a superior RIO FPGA chipset. The RIO center has worked in information exchange systems to pass information to the implanted processor for continuous investigation, post-processing, information logging, or correspondence to an arranged host PC. CompactRIO gives guide equipment access to the input/output hardware of every I/O module utilizing LabVIEW FPGA essential I/O capacities. This speaks to an ease of engineering with open access to low-level equipment assets.