PXI2007 arbitrary waveform generator hardware user manual introduces the application, functions, component layout, connection methods and other information of the product
About this manual
The PXI2007 is a PXI‑based arbitrary waveform generator that provides up to four synchronized analog output channels. It uses a DAC7641 chip with 16‑bit resolution, offering output ranges of 0‑5 V, 0‑10 V, ±5 V and ±10 V, and a maximum update rate of 100 kHz.
The manual describes the hardware layout, connector pin assignments, signal routing, data formats for single‑ and dual‑mode operation, calibration procedures, safety notes, and warranty information. It also explains how to configure multiple PXI2007 units for synchronized operation. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Overview
- Hardware Layout and Key Components
- Signal Input/Output Connectors and Pin Assignments
- Data Format and Waveform Sequence
- Calibration and Warranty
Specifications
| DAC Model | DAC7641 |
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| Resolution | 16 bit |
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| Maximum Update Rate | 100 kHz |
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| Physical Channels | 4 |
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| Channel Establishment Time | 10 ns (typical) |
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| FIFO Depth | 16 K points |
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| Output Impedance | 0.29 Ω |
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| Output Voltage Ranges | 0‑5 V, 0‑10 V, ±5 V, ±10 V |
Frequently asked questions
How many analog output channels does the PXI2007 provide?
The PXI2007 provides four physical analog output channels.
What is the resolution of the DAC used in the PXI2007?
The DAC has a 16‑bit resolution.
What is the maximum update rate of the waveform output?
The maximum update rate is 100 kHz.
How is the PXI2007 calibrated?
Calibration is performed by connecting the DAC output to the AGND reference, running the Windows calibration program, and adjusting the output to the specified voltage levels.