The PCI‑5105 high-density PXI oscilloscope features eight synchronous sampling channels, providing flexible coupling, impedance, voltage range, and filtering Settings. The oscilloscope also has multiple trigger modes, high capacity onboard memory, and an instrument driver that includes data streams and analysis functions. The device is ideal for multi-channel applications that require up to 60 MS /s or 60 MHz analog bandwidth.
The PCI-5105 is a high-density oscilloscope/digitizer with 8 synchronous sampling channels. It has a variety of features and functions, the following is a more detailed introduction:
Input range and impedance: The PCI-5105 has an input range of 50 mV to 30 V, and the software can choose 50 Ω or 1 MΩ input impedance to provide users with flexible signal access.
Memory capacity: It has a large capacity of up to 512 MB of on-board memory, which can store a large amount of sampled data and meet the needs of long time or high resolution acquisition.
Synchronization and triggering: The PCI-5105 synchronizes multiple modules with sub-nanosecond accuracy, creating phase-coherent channels. At the same time, it has a variety of trigger options, which can be accurately triggered according to different signal characteristics.
Measurement and Analysis functions: The PCI-5105 offers more than 50 built-in measurement and analysis functions that can be programmed directly from the driver. In LabVIEW and LabWindows™/CVI, these capabilities can be further expanded to more than 400, providing users with powerful signal analysis and processing capabilities.
Flexibility: As a software-defined instrument, the PCI-5105 offers a high degree of flexibility. Not only can it be used for time - and frequency-domain measurements, it also offers industry standard forms such as PCI and USB for easy integration into various test systems.
In addition, the PCI-5105 digitizer is one of a series of hardware and software products developed by National Instruments (NI) to implement the "VirtualInstrument" concept. This concept emphasizes the combination of computer and instrument hardware, and defines the function of the instrument through software, thus improving the flexibility and scalability of the instrument.
Overall, the PCI-5105 is a powerful, flexible, high-density oscilloscope/digitizer for a variety of applications requiring high-precision, high-speed signal acquisition and processing, such as semiconductor chip characterization, ultrasonic nondestructive testing (NDT), optical coherence tomography (OCT), and mass spectrometry.
