National Instruments USB-7856 Multifunction Reconfigurable I/O Device

The NI USB-7856 (Part Numbers: 782916-02 and 782916-01) is a reconfigurable instrument. With this device, the user can utilize FPGA memory for information stockpiling in the FPGA. Using the Memory Write and Memory Read available on the FPGA module is the way to access the FPGA memory. The LabVIEW FPGA Module can be used to quickly model and create equipment in the equivalent natural programming condition, so the user will be able to create programming applications. The user may have applications or calculations necessarily used in FPGA

in a content based equipment portrayal dialect (HDL) without reworking the code in LabVIEW.  This device allows the user to screen or even have the control of the FPGA by using a Programmatic FPGA Interface Communication that can be used by a host running on the host PC or on a RT focus.

The user can utilize the default I/O discretion choices for generally applications. The user can change assertion choices to streamline a few structures.  This type of applications change from a solitary FPGA running on a FPGA gadget to expansive LabVIEW arrangements that incorporate different FPGA gadgets. Regardless, the user must make the FPGA that keep running on the FPGA gadget. With this model, the user arranges the conduct of the reconfigurable instrument to coordinate the prerequisites of an explicit estimation and control framework. The user can arrange the FPGA Device I/O capacities to peruse or write to the same number of terminals that are accessible on the FPGA device. For instance, by using this model, it is possible to check the level of contribution of the information by means of an Analog Input just by checking the simple input terminals.