PXIe-5745, 12-Bit, 6.4 GS/s, 2-Channel PXI FlexRIO Signal Generator
785598-01 - NI (National Instruments)
The PXIe-5745 enables direct RF generation up to 3 GHz with 12 bits of resolution. You can use it in a dual-channel mode at 3.2 GS/s for generation up to 1.5 GHz or in a single-channel wideband upconversion mode at 6.4 GS/s. The PXIe-5745 is ideal for applications that require high channel density IF signal generation with multichannel synchronization, including radar, electronic warfare, and communications. The FlexRIO driver includes support for generating predefined waveforms, and you can use the LabVIEW-programmable Xilinx Kintex UltraScale FPGA for dynamically creating waveforms, signal modulation/demodulation, and other custom real-time signal processing.
Specifications
| Product Type | FlexRIO Signal Generator |
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| Format | PXI |
| FPGA | Kintex UltraScale KU060 |
| Dynamic RAM (DRAM) | 4 GB |
| Supported Hardware Platform | PXI |
| Reconfigurable | Yes |
| Bus Connection | PXI Express |
| Analog Output Resolution | 12 bits |
| Analog Output Voltage Range | 1 Vpp |
| Maximum Bandwidth | 2.85 GHz |
| Maximum Sample Rate | 6400 MS/s |
| Maximum Analog Update Rate | 6400 MS/s |
| RF Signal Generation | Yes |
| Supports Arbitrary Waveforms | Yes |
| Supports Peer To Peer Streaming | Yes |
| Number of Voltage Input Channels | 2 |
| PXI Backplane Link | PCI-Express Gen3 x 8 |
Subcomponents
| Nano-Pitch I/O |
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| SMA Jack (Female) |
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PXI FlexRIO Signal Generator
FlexRIO Signal Generator
The PXI FlexRIO Signal Generator combines analog I/O and a user-programmable FPGA into a single, customizable instrument. The instrument enables RF signal generation up to 2.9 GHz with 12 bits of resolution. The PXI FlexRIO Signal Generator uses FPGAs from Xilinx alongside LabVIEW and Vivado programming options for custom algorithm implementation and real-time signal processing. Using this instrument with NI-TClk, you can synchronize modules in one or more PXI chassis at up to picosecond‐level accuracy for high‐channel‐count applications.
