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The NI-9223 is used for differential analog acquisition. The module is suitable for applications such as ballistics, impact and pressure wave tests. The NI-9223 can sample at maximum sample rate per channel, while the neighboring module in the chassis samples at a significantly lower rate. The module is therefore ideal for test systems with mixed measurements. The NI-9223 offers two connection options: four 2-pin screw terminals or four BNC connectors.
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