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PXI and PXI Express Module Development Resources

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Table of Contents

  1. Introductory Tutorials
  2. Market Opportunity
  3. Module Development Resources
  4. Prototyping Modules and Module Development Kits
  5. More PXI Resources

This page provides references for anyone interested in developing PXI and/or PXI Express modules. 

Introductory Tutorials

  • PXI Tutorial
    This tutorial provides an overview of PXI platform, including the PXI hardware architecture, software architecture, and an introduction to configuring PXI systems.
  • PXI Express Tutorial
    This tutorial provides an overview of PXI Express. By taking advantage of PCI Express technology in the backplane, PXI Express increases the available PXI bandwidth from 132 MB/s to 6 GB/s for a more than 45X improvement in bandwidth while still maintaining software and hardware compatibility with PXI modules.

Market Opportunity

  • Electronic Design, January 12, 2006: T&M Takes the Standard Route
    "The fastest growing segment [25.1% CAGR] of the T&M industry over the next several years will be PXI-based systems, according to research by Madhan Dhandayutham, a senior research analyst at Frost & Sullivan."
  • Customers Using PXI
    Read customer solutions from a few of the thousands of companies using PXI worldwide.

Module Development Resources

  • PXI Systems Alliance (PXISA)
    The multivendor organization dedicated to maintaining the PXI specification, ensuring interoperability, and promoting the PXI standard.

Prototyping Modules and Module Development Kits

More PXI Resources

Find out more about PXI, or begin shopping at ni.com/pxi.

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