Brief: In this video, we explore the National Instruments PXI-2598 PXI Transfer Switch Module, showcasing its high-performance capabilities for RF signal routing in ATE applications. Watch as we demonstrate its 26.5GHz bandwidth, 50Ω impedance, and electromechanical latching relays in action.
Related Product Features:
The PXI-2598 features a 26.5 GHz switching bandwidth for high-frequency signal routing.
Designed for Measurement Category I, handling signal voltages up to 100V.
Supports a maximum carry current of 1.25 Arms per channel for robust performance.
Electromechanical latching relays with gold-plated beryllium copper contacts ensure durability.
Eight SMA jacks provide flexible I/O connections for versatile setups.
75 W maximum RF carry power accommodates high-power applications.
Compact 3U, 2-slot PXI module form factor saves space in test systems.
Faqs:
What is the maximum switching bandwidth of the PXI-2598?
The PXI-2598 offers a maximum switching bandwidth of 26.5 GHz, making it ideal for high-frequency RF signal routing.
How does the relay count tracking feature benefit users?
The integrated onboard relay count tracking allows for predictive maintenance, helping users monitor relay usage and plan replacements before failures occur.
What type of relays does the PXI-2598 use?
The module utilizes electromechanical latching relays with gold-plated beryllium copper contacts, ensuring reliable and durable performance over 2.5 million cycles.