NI PXI-5142 Digital Oscilloscope Module

Product Introduction

NI PXI-5142 is a high-performance and high-resolution digital oscilloscope module from National Instruments (NI), belonging to the PXI series of products. This module is suitable for high-speed and high-precision signal acquisition and analysis applications, providing rich functions and flexible configuration options. The following is general product information about the NI PXI-5142 module:

High sampling rate and bandwidth: The PXI-5142 module has the characteristics of high sampling rate and wide bandwidth, allowing for real-time collection and analysis of high-frequency signals. It provides a sampling rate of up to 5 GS/s and a bandwidth of 1 GHz, suitable for high-precision acquisition of rapidly changing signals.

High resolution and low noise: This module has the ability to collect signals with high resolution and low noise, enabling accurate signal measurement and analysis. It uses high-precision ADC (analog-to-digital converter) and low noise preamplifier to maintain signal accuracy and clarity.

Multi channel and multifunctional: The PXI-5142 module supports multiple independent channels and multiple measurement modes. Each channel has an independent preamplifier and sampling circuit, which can achieve multi-channel signal acquisition and analysis. In addition, it also supports multiple triggering modes and conditions, making it convenient for users to trigger and analyze specific signals.

Flexible configuration and control: The module can be used in conjunction with NI's software platform and development tools, such as LabVIEW, NI-DAQmx, and NI-SystemLink. These tools provide rich functionality and easy-to-use interfaces for module configuration, data acquisition, and signal analysis.

Data storage and export: The PXI-5142 module supports data storage and export functions, which can save the collected signal data to local or remote storage media, and supports various data formats such as TDMS, CSV, etc.

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