NI (National Instruments)

PCI Express, 32 AI, (16-Bit, 1.25 MS/s), 4 AO (2.86 MS/s), 48 DIO Multifunction I/O Device

The Analog Discovery 2 – NI Edition is a pocket-sized device that transforms any PC into an electrical engineering workstation.

With its hands-on approach, educators can help students learn practical, experimental engineering skills.

The PXIe‑7976 provides flexible, customizable I/O for LabVIEW FPGA. It includes 132 single-ended I/O lines configurable as 66 differential pairs. You can pair the PXIe‑7976 with FlexRIO adapter modules that offer high-performance analog and digital I/O. Together, the two modules create a reconfigurable instrument that you can program with LabVIEW FPGA software. The PXIe‑7976 supports peer‑to‑peer streaming, which directly transfers data among multiple FPGA modules or select PXI Express modules without sending data to the host processor. With this feature, you can add FPGA capabilities to high-performance NI digitizers with NIST‑traceable calibration or expand your FPGA algorithms across multiple FPGAs for computationally demanding applications. 

myDAQ combines a comprehensive set of plug-and-play computer-based lab instruments with portability for hands-on student learning in or outside the lab. myDAQ Student Data Acquisition Devices feature eight commonly used plug-and-play computer-based lab instruments based on LabVIEW, including a digital multimeter (DMM), oscilloscope, and function generator. Students can access all the ready-to-run software instruments to perform experiments and exercises with the Bode analyzer, arbitrary waveform generator, dynamic signal analyzer (fast Fourier transform), digital input, and digital output. These affordable devices allow for real engineering and, when combined with LabVIEW and NI Multisim software, give students the power to prototype systems and analyze circuits outside traditional lectures and labs.

Common sensors and components for NI Student projects for use with NI myRIO

Provides reconfigurable I/O that allows you to teach and implement multiple design concepts with one device. The myRIO Student Embedded Device features I/O on both sides of the device in the form of MXP and MSP connectors. It includes analog inputs, analog outputs, digital I/O lines, LEDs, a push button, an onboard accelerometer, a Xilinx FPGA, and a dual‐core ARM Cortex‐A9 processor. Some models also include WiFi support. You can program the myRIO Student Embedded Device with LabVIEW or C. With its onboard devices, seamless software experience, and library of courseware and tutorials, the myRIO Student Embedded Device provides an affordable tool for students and educators.

Recommended for desktop measurement applications. Includes basic mathematics and signal processing

NI ELVIS III Cables and Probes

14-Bit 20 kS/s Multifunction I/O and NI-DAQmx

10-Pin Modular Plug to 10-Pin Modular Plug

AC Power Cord