Technical Specifications

• Channels:
  • 32 channels per module
• Input Types:
  • Voltage Measurement: Differential and single-ended
• Voltage Measurement Range:
  • Differential: ±60 V
  • Single-Ended: ±30 V
• Resolution:
  • 24-bit resolution for voltage measurements
• Accuracy:
  • Voltage Measurement Accuracy: ±0.02% of reading ±0.1 mV
• Sampling Rate:
  • Up to 250 kS/s per channel
• Input Impedance:
  • 10 MΩ
• Crosstalk:
  • Low crosstalk to ensure accurate simultaneous measurements
• Isolation:
  • Provides isolation between channels and between the module and system ground to minimize noise and interference
• Connectivity:
  • PXIe interface for integration with other PXIe instruments

Functional Features

• High-Resolution Measurements:
  • The PXIe-4302 delivers precise voltage measurements with high resolution, making it suitable for detailed data acquisition tasks that require accuracy and reliability.
• Flexible Input Configurations:
  • Supports both differential and single-ended voltage measurements, allowing for versatile setup options depending on the measurement requirements.
• High-Speed Data Acquisition:
  • Capable of high-speed data acquisition with a sampling rate of up to 250 kS/s per channel, which is essential for capturing dynamic signals and high-frequency events.
• Channel Isolation:
  • Features channel-to-channel isolation and isolation from the system ground, which helps reduce noise and improve measurement accuracy.
• Software Integration:
  • Fully compatible with NI LabVIEW and other NI software platforms, facilitating easy programming, control, and data analysis.
• Versatile Measurement Capabilities:
  • Designed to handle a variety of voltage measurement tasks, from simple DC measurements to complex data acquisition setups.

Application Scenarios

• Automated Test Systems:
  • Ideal for use in automated test systems where high-accuracy and high-speed measurements are needed for production, research, or development applications.
• Environmental Testing:
  • Suitable for environmental testing where precise voltage measurements are required across different conditions and setups.
• Electronics Testing:
  • Commonly used for testing electronic components and systems, including power supplies, batteries, and other devices, ensuring they meet performance specifications.
• Sensor Measurement:
  • Used for measuring output from various sensors, including temperature, pressure, and other transducers that produce voltage signals.
• Research and Development:
  • Valuable in R&D environments for accurate data acquisition, validation, and analysis of new technologies and designs.
• Signal Monitoring:
  • Employed for continuous monitoring of electrical signals, including detecting transient events or changes in system performance.