National Instruments has been a leading provider of PXI systems since PXI’s inception in 1997. Today, NI continues its commitment to PXI by designing reliable PXI chassis and controllers. NI engineers spend a great amount of time optimizing and testing PXI systems to help deliver highly dependable products. Follow the links below to learn about the distinguishing features of the National Instruments PXI platform.
Chassis Design Advantages
A fundamental component of the PXI system is the chassis. In this section, learn about specific NI design features that increase chassis cooling performance, improve the acoustical performance, and enhance power supply reliability. Learn how NI provides the best possible specifications in each of these areas.
Controller Design Advantages
The PXI controller, like the chassis, serves many important functions of the PXI system. This section highlights the design features that NI uses to deliver high-performance reliable controllers.
Design Validation
NI spends a great deal of time and resources ensuring that NI PXI chassis and controllers meet the toughest design specifications. Much of this testing and evaluation is implemented in-house by full-time, dedicated test engineers, many of whom are industry experts in their disciplines such as electromagnetic compatibility, safety, and mechanical. More than 1,000 hours of design validation is performed on each new design.
Production Unit Verification
After a design moves to full production, NI ensures each production unit is evaluated to meet its specifications before it is shipped to the customer. Each NI PXI system undergoes hours of rigorous testing to ensure that it reliably operates. Learn how NI evaluates every chassis and controller on the production floor before shipment to your door.
Software, Support, and Services
NI offers specific tools to configure your PXI system and monitor its health, as well as world-class support and services throughout the life of your PXI system. Learn about NI tools and support that can enhance your system performance for years to come.
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