PXIE-5122
Description
Model Nomenclature
PXIe: PXI Express high‑speed modular bus
51: PXI oscilloscope/digitizer series
22: 2 channels, 100 MHz bandwidth, 100 MS/s, 14‑bit, deep memory
Technical Specifications
Form factor: 3U single‑slot PXIe module
Channels: 2 simultaneous sampled analog inputs
Resolution: 14 bits (no missing codes)
Bandwidth: 100 MHz (–3 dB)NI
Sample rate: 100 MS/s real‑time; 2 GS/s random interleaved
Input impedance: Software‑selectable 50 Ω or 1 MΩ || 27 pF
Voltage ranges (full‑scale):
50 Ω: 200 mV → 10 V
1 MΩ: 200 mV → 20 V
Memory depth: 8 MB to 512 MB per channel (4–256 Mpts)
SFDR: >75 dBc (typical)NI
Rise time: ~3.5 ns
Filters: Software‑selectable 20 MHz (Bessel) and 40 MHz (anti‑alias)
Triggering: Edge, pulse, window, video, pattern; PXI trigger bus support
Time stamping: 100 ps resolution
Operating temperature: 0 °C to 55 °C
Connectors: Front‑panel SMA (2× analog in, 1× trigger in/out)
Weight: ~400 g
Interface & Communication
Bus: PXIe Gen1, plug‑and‑play with PXI/PXIe chassis
Driver: NI‑DAQmx, NI‑Scope
Software: NI‑MAX, LabVIEW, C/C++, Python, .NET
Synchronization: PXI trigger lines, PXIe star trigger, external clock in/out
Data transfer: DMA streaming to host; multi‑record acquisition (up to 100,000 records)
Core Features
14‑bit high resolution: Lower noise than 12‑bit scopes, ideal for precision waveforms
100 MHz bandwidth + 100 MS/s: Captures fast signals with accurate timing
Deep onboard memory: Up to 512 MB/channel for long captures without host streaming
Flexible input: 50 Ω/1 MΩ impedance, wide voltage ranges, selectable filters
Advanced triggering: Rich trigger modes for complex waveform capture
PXI synchronization: Align with other PXIe instruments (e.g., 446x DSA, 6570 switches)
Application Scenarios
Power electronics: Inverter, SMPS, and power supply waveform characterization
Audio & vibration: High‑resolution acoustic/structural signal capture
Automotive: ECU, sensor, and CAN/LIN bus signal validation
Aerospace: Avionics, radar, and high‑speed digital/analog testing
Research: Physics, ultrasound, and low‑noise signal measurements
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