M3100A PXIe Digitizers with Optional Real-Time Sequencing and FPGA Programming

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M3100A PXIe Digitizers With Optional Real-Time Sequencing and FPGA Programming

100 MSa/s, 14 Bits, 4/8 Channels

Improve Your Measurement Fidelity, Signal Integrity and Measurement Throughput

The M3102A are high-performance, high-bandwidth digitizers with an advanced data acquisition system (DAQ). Performance meets simplicity thanks to easy-to use programming libraries, real-time sequencing technology (HVI Hard Virtual Instrumentation), and graphical FPGA programming technology. 

Applications

  • General purpose digitizer
  • Hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) / Automated test equipment (ATE)
  • R&D/scientific research equipment
  • Aerospace & defense (A/D)

Features

100 MSa/s simultaneous sampling, 14 bits, 4/8 channels, 100 MHz BW 

Advanced data acquisition system (DAQ)

  • Flexible triggering (HW trigger, HVI trigger, SW trigger)
  • Programmable cycles and data bursts to avoid PC saturation

Optional HW programming for high-performance applications

  • Real-time sequencing (HVI technology)
  • FPGA programming
  • Xilinx Kintex-7, 325T or 410T FPGA

Up to 2 GB of onboard RAM (~ 1 Gsamples)

Mechanical/interface

  • 1 slot 3U (PXIe)
  • PCIe Gen 1
  • Independent DMA channels for fast and efficient data transfer

Programming Technology and Software Tools

Software programming

  • Easy-to-use native programming libraries for most common languages: C, C++, Visual Studio, LabVIEW, MATLAB, Python

Hardware programming (optional)

  • Real-time sequencing (Hard Virtual Instrumentation or HVI technology)
  • Graphical flowchart-style M3601A design environment (-HV1 option required on HW)
  • Ultra-fast, fully-parallelized hard real-time execution
  • Ultra-fast, time-deterministic decision-making
  • Off-the-shelf inter-module synchronization & data exchange
  • FPGA programming
  • FPGA design environment and BSP support
  • Supports VHDL, Verilog and Xilinx projects, and Xilinx IP Catalog
  • Ultra-fast, one-click compiling and on-the-fly programming