CompactRIO Partner Resources
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The CompactRIO C Series Custom Module Resources page is your one stop to find information on developing custom CompactRIO modules. Now, with the CompactRIO Module Development Kit, you or a pre-certified CompactRIO module developer can create custom modules with I/O functionality specific to your application. You can use NI tutorials to jump start your own development, or contact technology partners that offer a ready made C Series modules or design services and solutions.
CompactRIO Module Developers
If timing, budget, or technical constraints prevent you from designing your own custom module, you can use a qualified CompactRIO custom module design house to design and build custom modules that meet your exact specifications. These same companies offer a variety of ready made C Series Modules for may signal and bus technologies.
Wireless and Mobile Modules
Communication Bus and Protocol Modules
Vehicle Design and Prototype Modules
Motion Modules
Analog and Digital IO
CompactRIO System Integrators
Need a qualified system integrator to implement a CompactRIO system? Find out who can meet your needs a list of qualified CompactRIO System Integrators.
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Qualified CompactRIO System Integrators
Jump Start your Module Development
Get a jump start on your I/O module PCB design and fabrication. Use the "Using Electronics Workbench EDA Tools to Design a Custom CompactRIO Module with Freescale MMA7260Q Acceleration Sensor" tutorial as your roadmap to quickly develop your custom CompactRIO module prototype. Additionally, you can obtain a pre-generated design template for your I/O module and learn about free ExpressPCB design tools.
See Also:
Using Electronics Workbench EDA Tools to Design a Custom CompactRIO Module with Freescale MMA7260Q Acceleration Sensor
CompactRIO I/O Module template for PCB design
Design Tools:
ExpressPCB Design Tools
Test Drive Electronics Workbench to simply your SPICE and Board Layout design
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