Pickering Interfaces Ltd products

The 40-121-002 provides 13x SPST switches in a single slot PXI module and designed to provide an isolation resistance in excess of 10¹³Ω. It has been designed to ensure high isolation resistance through the use of switched guards, making it ideal for low level measurements and semiconductor test. The 40-121 series is fitted with ruthenium sputtered reed relays, these offer very long life with good low level switching performance and excellent contact resistance stability. Spare reed relays are built onto the circuit board to allow easy maintenance with minimum downtime.

The 40-121-011 provides 16x 2:1 multiplexers in a single slot PXI module and designed to provide an isolation resistance in excess of 10¹³Ω. It has been designed to ensure high isolation resistance through the use of switched guards, making it ideal for low level measurements and semiconductor test. The 40-121 series is fitted with ruthenium sputtered reed relays, these offer very long life with good low level switching performance and excellent contact resistance stability. Spare reed relays are built onto the circuit board to allow easy maintenance with minimum downtime.

The 40-561A-121-30x16 is part of a range of high-density PXI BRIC matrix modules. These modules are available in 2, 4 or 8 slot PXI sizes to suit all high performance matrix requirements and are constructed using instrumentation quality reed relays. With this high level of switching density, these PXI matrix modules allow a complete Functional ATE system to be housed in a single 3U PXI chassis. These BRIC matrix modules allow the use of lower cost 8 or 14-slot PXI chassis.

The 40-510 series of matrix modules feature a wide range of selectable switching configurations (12x4,dual 12x4,12x8 and 24x4). Typical applications include signal routing in ATE and data acquisition systems. Available reed relay formats are 1-pole, 2-pole and 1-Pole screened. The screened version is suitable for switching signals up to 50MHz. Larger matrices may be constructed by Daisy Chaining the common signals from multiple PXI modules.