NI 787856-01 | OP-8934 16-channel, ±20V analog I/O module with error insertion for SLSC

Name: 787856-01 | OP-8934 16-channel, ±20V analog I/O module with error insertion for SLSC
Brand: NI
SKU: 787856-01
Price: 3700.0 EUR
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Manufacturer number: 787856-01

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NI 787856-01 | OP-8934 16-channel, ±20V analog I/O module with error insertion for SLSC (Switch Load Signal Conditioning).

Technical Data

Bustype:	SLSC
Protectively coated:	No
With case:	Yes

Description

787856-01 | OP-8934 16-channel, ±20V analog I/O module with error insertion for SLSC

The NI OP-8934 supports 16 analog outputs in a SLSC (Switch Load Signal Conditioning) module. In addition, the analog I/O module has an integrated error insertion (FIU) for the individual signals. The OP-8934 is compatible with PXI or CompactRIO hardware with appropriate cabling and rear transition interfaces.

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National Instruments is a global leader in test, measurement, and control solutions. NI's platform-based approach combines modular hardware and software to help customers address complex engineering challenges. Applications range from automotive, electronics, and energy to research/education and industrial systems.