The NI DAQCard-AI-16XE-50 is a 16-channel analog input card built for portable and embedded measurement systems. Operating at 200 kS/s with 16-bit resolution, it delivers accurate data acquisition across multiple signal levels through software-programmable input ranges and gains. This PCMCIA-based multifunction DAQ integrates analog I/O, digital I/O, and counter/timer functionality in a compact E Series form factor.
– Technical Specifications
Analog Inputs
• 16 channels, 16-bit resolution
• Maximum sampling rate: 200 kS/s
• Programmable input ranges: ±0.1 V to ±10 V (unipolar 0–10 V, bipolar ±10 V)
• Software-selectable gains: 1, 2, 10, 100
• Independently programmable polarity per channel
• Bandwidth: 39 kHz–69 kHz (user-specific options)
Analog Outputs
• 2 channels, 12-bit resolution
Digital I/O
• 8 channels, 5 V/TTL compatible
Counters/Timers
• 2 channels, 24-bit resolution, 20 MHz frequency
Electrical & Physical
• Voltage protection (powered-on and powered-off)
• PCMCIA bus interface
• DAQCard E Series form factor
– Key Features
• 16-bit guaranteed absolute accuracy across all input channels
• Independent channel configuration enables mixed unipolar/bipolar operation
• Programmable gain structure supports both high-level and low-level signals without external conditioning
• Dual analog outputs for signal generation or feedback control
• 24-bit counter/timer resolution at 20 MHz supports precise timing and pulse measurement
– Typical Applications
Data logging in field instruments, embedded measurement systems, portable test platforms, multichannel sensor acquisition, and real-time signal monitoring requiring moderate to high resolution without external digitization hardware.
– Compatibility & Integration
Supported on Windows 2000/NT/Me/9x with NI-DAQ driver software. Compatible with LabVIEW and Measurement Studio for rapid application development. Recommended accessories include the SCB-68 signal conditioning block and PSHR68-68 cable for expanded I/O connectivity.























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