NI 779038-03 | Switch cable LFH200 to 4 x 50-pol. D-Sub (CH-CH Twisted), 1 m

Name: 779038-03 | Switch cable LFH200 to 4 x 50-pol. D-Sub (CH-CH Twisted), 1 m
Brand: NI
SKU: 779038-03
Price: 875.0 CHF
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Manufacturer number: 779038-03

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779038-03 | Switch cable LFH200 to 4 x 50-pol. D-Sub (CH-CH Twisted), 1 m.

Technical Data

Connection type front:	200-pin, male LFH
Protectively coated:	No
Warranty (years):	1
Weight (kg):	1.24
With case:	Yes

Description

779038-03 | Switch cable LFH200 to 4 x 50-pol. D-Sub (CH-CH Twisted), 1 m

The LFH200 cable connects to the NI PXI-2569, PXI-2570, PXI-2571, PXI-2575, SCXI-1169, and SCXI-1175 switch modules. The cable is available in three versions. All three versions have a 200-pin LFH connector for the front-end connection. Each execution has a different back-end connection. The first version has a 200-pin bare wire connector for back-end connections. This version is particularly suitable for the PXI-2569/70/71 and SCXI-1169 modules. The non-terminated cable ends are suitable for individual cable solutions for the PXI-2569 and SCXI-1169 modules. The second version has four 50-pin D-Sub sockets for back-end connections. This version is particularly suitable for the PXI-2569/70/71 and SCXI-1169 modules. The second version has the same twisted pair configuration, but has a 50-pin D-Sub connector. The third version also has four 50-pin D-Sub sockets for the back-end connection, but here CH + and CH- are twisted in a 2-wire configuration. The version is particularly suitable for the PXI-2575 and SCXI-1175 modules.

About the Manufacturer

National Instruments is a global leader in test, measurement, and control solutions. NI's platform-based approach combines modular hardware and software to help customers address complex engineering challenges. Applications range from automotive, electronics, and energy to research/education and industrial systems.