• Highest resolution – 12 bits all the time 
• More capability – integrates multiple instruments into one 
• Comprehensive probe support – supports over 30 probes in 9 categories 
• MAUI with OneTouch user interface for intuitive and efficient operation

• 8 frequency counter channels, 16 isolated digital I/O channels, 2 isolated DAC channels in a single card 
• Single frequency measurement range that works from 0.05 Hz to 1 MHz 
• Very stable TCXO base clock, 50 MHz ±1 ppm 
• 195 kΩ Input impedance with selectable coupling (AC/DC) 
• Wide differential input voltage range (±48 V) with up to 250 V working common mode voltage 
• Programmable threshold and hysteresis levels with 1 mV resolution 
• Support for quadrature encoder 
• Isolated DIO channels with up to 60 V compliance 
• Isolated and independent 16-bit DAC channels, configurable for voltage or current output

The SM7000 Series microwave switching modules are members of the VXI Technology SMIPII™ family. They offer a modular design allowing custom switching configurations to be easily assembled and modified in the field. 

The SM7000 is a single-wide, C-size VXI module, which can support up to six different microwave switches including: a dual SPDT; SP3T through SP6T; transfer switches and passthrough adapters that allow the module to control up to eight externally mounted relays each.

• Up to 96 differential channels per full rack mainframe 
• Constantly monitor input signals for fault conditions 
• Flexible configurations for detecting edges, out-of-bounds conditions and measuring pulse widths 
• Inputs can be masked, inverted, and combined to produce interrupts 
• Can be used as a time stamp module and as a digital I/O 
• Programmable debounce circuitry prevents erroneous readings 
• 10 V and 100 V input ranges 
• On-board memory stores events with IEEE 1588 timestamps 
• Synchronize reading of input states with other scanned analog channels

• Combine up to 12 fail-safe building blocks, dual SPDT, SP4T, SP6T, or transfer switch in a compact 1U footprint 
• Front “pluggable” relays facilitate field maintenance 
• Embedded web interface provides interactive utility to monitor and control relays from anywhere in the world 
• Flexible API supports IVI and Linux development environments minimizing software investment 
• LXI Trigger Event implementation provides seamless test synchronization with external devices 
• Store up to 128 relay state configurations for quick recall, including an automatic power up state 
• Define exclude lists to avoid setting an undesirable configuration 
• Relay odometer tracks closures to facilitate preventative maintenance

• Combine up to 12 fail-safe building blocks, dual SPDT, SP4T, SP6T, or transfer switch in a compact 1U footprint 
• Front “pluggable” relays facilitate field maintenance 
• Embedded web interface provides interactive utility to monitor and control relays from anywhere in the world 
• Flexible API supports IVI and Linux development environments minimizing software investment 
• LXI Trigger Event implementation provides seamless test synchronization with external devices 
• Store up to 128 relay state configurations for quick recall, including an automatic power up state 
• Define exclude lists to avoid setting an undesirable configuration 
• Relay odometer tracks closures to facilitate preventative maintenance

The SMP1xxx product family is made up of the SMP1100 and the SMP1200 (pictured).

• High Current - 300 mA Sink 
• High Density - 64 Channels / Card 
• Isolation - 1000 V 
• Multiple Digital Logic Levels - LV TTL - TTL - 60 V Max, User Defined 
• Flexible Configurations - Dedicated Input - Dedicated Output - Eight, 8-Bit Ports 
• Flexible Software - Embedded Soft Front Panel - Common IVI Software Drivers

• Modular 6.5 digit DMMs for the EX1200 mainframes 
• Tightly integrated into mainframes, allowing high-speed, synchronized scanning measurements without the need for external cabling. 
• Input can be routed directly to the DMM or through an internal analog bus on the backplane. 
• Super fast scanning with no processor intervention required 
• Scanning configuration can be saved in the DMM’s non-volatile memory allowing quick recall of saved states 
• Integrating ADC for with adjustable integration time depending on the level of accuracy required. 
• “True RMS” AC readings 
• Frequency and temperature measurements