Low-Cost, Selectable-Voltage, Digital I/O Devices up to 50 MHz
High Signal Quality
NI 6535/36/37 devices feature an improved architecture, offering not
only higher clock rates up to 50 MHz at low cost but also superior signal
integrity and impedance matching.
Figure 1. Eye Diagram of NI PXIe-6537 at 50 MHz
Improved Architecture Compatible with NI 6533
and NI 6534 Applications
These devices are ideal replacements for future-proofing applications
currently using NI 6533/34 devices.
Figure 3. Eye Diagram Comparison of the NI 6535 (top) with the NI 6534 (bottom)
Using Recommended Signal Termination
• NI 6535/36/37 devices are software-compatible with existing
NI 6533/34 NI-DAQmx applications
• You can interface to existing NI 6533/34 fixtures and terminal blocks
with the NI 653x cable adapter
Connectivity Options
To meet connectivity requirements for high-speed digital applications,
you can use NI 6535/36/37 devices with a variety of accessories.
• A CB-2162 connector block
• NI 6535/36/37 devices are compatible with most NI 6533/34
timing modes – pattern I/O, handshaking, change detection, and burst
• A 50 Ω shielded flying lead cable
• A VHDCI high-density connector
High-Speed Data Streaming
• Generate and acquire larger digital waveforms with PCI Express
high-speed devices, using the ideal, low-cost NI 6535/36/37 devices
• Stream continuously at up to 200 MB/s of data
• Stream data from the host computer’s memory or high-end storage
solution such as NI RAID arrays and controllers
• Use for applications requiring high speeds and fast streaming
capabilities such as LCD testing, wireless protocols, ADC/DAC
interfacing, or digital pattern capture
• Visit ni.com/streaming for more information
Multidevice Synchronization
Figure 2. You can use NI 6535/36/37 devices with an NI 653x cable adapter to connect to
existing NI 6533/34 applications.
These products use the PXI trigger bus or RTSI bus to send and receive
clock and trigger signals to and from other NI 6535/36/37 devices in your
system. With these capabilities, you can create synchronized systems
with large numbers of digital I/O lines.
• In comparison to legacy digital I/O boards, NI 6535/36/37 devices
have improved signal quality. In Figure 3, the top eye diagram is from
an NI PXIe-6535 generating at 10 MHz. The bottom diagram shows an
NI PXI-6534 generating a 10 MHz signal using signal termination
recommended by NI.
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