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Publish Date: Jul 25, 2008

NI Digitizers: Awards, Customer Solutions & Quotes

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  1. NI PXI-5922 Flexible-Resolution Digitizer Awards & Honors
  2. Customer Quotes
  3. Customer Solutions

NI PXI-5922 Flexible-Resolution Digitizer Awards & Honors

 2006 Test Product of the Year winner
Test & Measurement World  
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Hot 100 Products of 2005 winner
Electronic Design News
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Innovation of the Year finalist
Electronic Design News
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Engineering Award finalist
Product Design & Development
Electron D'or 2005 Award winner
Electronique


Learn more about the NI 5922 Flexible-Resolution Digitizer

Customer Quotes


"The PXI-5124 high-resolution digitizer is a key component in the Xbox 360 controller end-of-line functional test system. The 200 MS/s real-time sampling rate and 12 bits of resolution on the PXI-5124 digitizer helped us verify the signal integrity of the USB communication between the controller and the Xbox 360 console with confidence. The high-resolution input and high-speed sampling rate are important features that make the digitizer a low-cost, quality solution – and a better option compared with higher-cost and lower-resolution oscilloscopes – to capture, monitor, and analyze the Xbox 360 controller USB signals,audio signals, and serial data signaling." [Read complete customer solution]
- D.J. Mathias, Microsoft Corp.



“We chose the NI PXI-5922 flexible-resolution digitizer because of its unprecedented dynamic range, which we use to measure settling time accurately by filtering out the noise. This is the only product on the market with high input impedance and wide dynamic range that we can easily configure and control with NI LabVIEW, which helps us reduce our product development time.”

- Eoin English, Design Evaluation Engineer, Analog Devices



"In a lab environment, it is critical to have a reliable high-quality oscilloscope that can be used as a general-purpose measurement instrument. We chose the NI PXI-5114 250 MS/s pc-based oscilloscope/digitizer because of its high sampling rate and a broad set of functionality - all for a very reasonable price. We plan to use this digitizer as a general purpose scope in our test labs for a variety of applications. In addition, the included NI-SCOPE driver software with ready-to-use measurements has helped us get started with our application very quickly."
- Douglas Jackson, Research Engineer, University of Louisville



"We chose the 14-bit, 100 MS/s PXI-5122 digitizers to meet our 50 MS/s sampling rate and high-accuracy requirements. The PXI-based high-resolution digitizers greatly improved our measurement test results and data throughput, giving us a more complete characterization of the performance of our surge arresters."

- Stephan Hoffarth, Head Test Engineer, ABB Surge Arresters in Switzerland



"As our accuracy demands increase, we plan to upgrade our test systems to use NI's new PCI-5122 14-bit 100MHz digitizer with built-in video triggering. The PCI-5122 will be able to deliver 14-bits of accuracy and over 75 dB spurious free dynamic range for our video testing, which outperforms today's standard video analyzers." [Read complete customer solution]

- Alex Chang, Senior Test Engineer, Askey



"To maintain margins in the printer market, we rely on short time-to-market cycles and focus on managing costs. With the modular instrumentation test platform from National Instruments, we developed our next-generation test systems quickly in LabVIEW. We used the new instruments to simultaneously increase the sample rate and measurement accuracy of our high-volume inkjet cartridge testers while preserving most of our existing software architecture." [Read complete customer solution]

- Ed Coleman, Hardware Engineer-Consultant, Lexmark International



"Before using LabVIEW, I used C and VC++ which took on average 3 month to finish a project. I recently completed a VGA signal generator project in just one month using LabVIEW and NI's Modular Instrumentation. I found LabVIEW easy to use in developing high performance algorithms. There were many useful VIs and built-in functions which helped me reduced my development time while allowing me to integrate my current C algorithms" [Read complete customer solution]

- In-Seung Yang, Samsung Electronics



"Due to increasing production throughput and better accuracy requirements, we have looked at using VideoMASTER by MicroLEX Systems running with a National Instruments PXI-5122 100MHz 14-bit Digitizer to help us achieve this. Based on an evaluation and comparing it with our traditional manual test methods, we can obtain in excess of 25% higher throughput and also calibrate our products at a higher accuracy. This PXI based system can very easily be integrated into a production environment."

- Deepak Murji, Senior Test Engineer, Baxall Ltd



"MicroLEX's VideoMASTER solution based on the NI High-Resolution Digitizer has allowed us to rapidly deploy a customizable system that meets our current and future requirements for automated camera calibration and test."

- Michael Mainds, Senior Development Engineer, Baxall Ltd



" ….independent measurement instruments are not only expensive, occupying large floorspace, but lack integrity. …. from the view of a production manager, the key to gain profits and continuous development is to reduce the production cost effectively, improve the production efficiency and shorten the product R&D period. Modular Instrumentation, GPIB adapter card, as well as the complete and convenient software development tools from National Instruments, are the optimal solution."

- Mr. Wang Guozheng, General Manager, Suntek

Customer Solutions


Microsoft Uses NI LabVIEW and PXI Modular Instruments to Develop Production Test System for Xbox 360 Controllers 

Lexmark Improves Measurement Accuracy of Ink Cartridge Test

Samsung Uses NI LabVIEW and Modular Instruments to Reduce Development Time

Creating a Test System for a New Generation Ultrasound Machine with LabVIEW and PXI

Askey Automates Testing of Set-Top-Box with NI Modular Instrumentation

V I Engineering and Microsoft Corp. Produce an End-of-Line Test System for the Xbox Controller Using PXI and LabVIEW 6i

PXI-Based Oscilloscope Breaks New Ground in Real-Time Monitoring

Building an Ultrasonic, Nondestructive Test System for the U.S. Army Using NI Modular Instruments and LabVIEW

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