SCB-68 HSDIO

Starting at $781.00
Part number(s):
782914-01

Screw Terminal, 68-pin VHDCI, Shielded I/O Connector Block

Overview

The SCB-68 HSDIO is a shielded I/O connector block with 72 screw terminals for connecting signals to a 68-pin VHDCI connector. The connector block can be DIN-rail mounted as an option.

SCB-68 HSDIO Details

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Part Numbers (1) Price
782914-01

NI Lead Time
6-7 weeks
Back End Connection
68-Pin, Female VHDCI
Front End Connection
72-Pin, Female Screw Terminal
Mounting Options
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Voltage Range —
Product Description
SCB-68 HSDIO, Shielded 68-Pin Connector Block for R Series DIO & HSDIO Products

SCB-68 HSDIO Accessories and Software

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    PXIe-7821 (783485-01)
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    SCB-68 HSDIO (782914-01)
    SCB-68 HSDIO, Shielded 68-Pin Connector Block for R Series DIO & HSDIO Products

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    SHC68-C68-RDIO2 Cable (156166-02)
    SHC68-C68-RDIO2 Shielded R Series High Speed Digital Cable, 2m

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    PXIe-7820 (783484-01)
    PXIe-7820R R Series Digital I/O Kintex-7 160T

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    PXIe-7822 (783486-01)
    PXIe-7822R R Series Digital I/O Kintex-7 325T with DRAM

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Resources

SCB-68 HSDIO Dimensional Drawing(s)
SCB-68 HSDIO Accessory Guide

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