NI-9242, 250 Vrms L-N, 400 Vrms L-L, 50 kS/s/ch, 24-Bit, 3-Phase C Series Voltage Input Module
783107-01 - NI (National Instruments)
250 Vrms L-N, 400 Vrms L-L, 50 kS/s/ch, 24-Bit, 3-Phase C Series Voltage Input Module - The NI‑9242 performs single-ended analog input. The wide measurement range makes it ideal for high-voltage measurement applications such as phasor measurements, power metering, power quality monitoring, standard potential transformers, and motor test. You can also perform transient and harmonic analysis with high-speed simultaneous sampling. The NI‑9242 offers three channels, so you can connect single‑ or three‑phase measurement configurations such as WYE and delta.
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| Product Type | Voltage Input Module |
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- Power Quality Monitors
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- Motor Test
- Potential Transformer
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- Three Phase
- C#
- C++
- DVB-T2
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- Modulators
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- Voltage
- Measurement
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- Power Monitors
- Standard Transformers
- Analog
- Analysis
- Harmonic
- Meters
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- Monitors
- Motor
- Phase
- Phasing
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- Quality
- Standards
- Test
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C Series Voltage Input Module
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The C Series Voltage Input Module helps you work with voltage measurement applications. This module features isolation to separate channels from each other, from COM, or from earth ground for safety, noise immunity, and high common-mode voltage range. The module features up to 100 V of overvoltage protection for errant signal connection or unexpected outputs to the individual channels. You can use included options such as configurable input ranges, output channels, various connectors, and enclosed or non-enclosed modules.The C Series Voltage Input Module includes the NI-DAQmx driver and configuration utility that simplify configuration and measurements. NI-DAQmx supports NI programming environments as well as Python, ANSI C, C#.NET, and MathWorks MATLAB® software.
