Product category:
Mechanical testing equipment
News Release from: National Instruments | Subject: SCXI-1521 and SCXI-1521B
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 12 November 2004
Lowest-cost strain modules for
structural test
Starting at less than £107 per channel, these modules are said to be the lowest-cost, measurement-class strain modules available on the market for high-channel-count structural test
National Instruments has announced the new SCXI-1521 and SCXI-1521B strain measurement modules, two devices that it says set a new price point for measurement-class structural test The SCXI-1521 and SCXI-1521B modules are 24-channel, quarter-bridge strain gauge input modules optimised for low-cost structural test
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 27 Mar 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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The SCXI-1521 supports 120 ohm strain gauges per channel while the SCXI-1521B supports 350 ohm gauges.
Both modules also include 10Hz filters, programmable null and shunt calibration, amplification and programmable excitations from 0 to 5V.
The SCXI-1521 and SCXI-1521B modules work with all SCXI signal conditioning chassis and can be used with the new plug-and-play SCXI-1600 USB data acquisition module for portable applications.
Engineers can add other modules to the same SCXI chassis for pressure, temperature and a variety of other sensor and high-voltage measurements.
In addition, the SCXI-1521 and SCXI-1521B modules work seamlessly with NI Labview 7.1 and NI-DaqMX 7.3 measurement services software to reduce overall system setup and application development time. Request a free brochure from National Instruments ...
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