Product Details
The NI PCI-6035E is a high-speed E-series multifunction DAQ card built for PCI bus measurement systems, integrating analog input, analog output, digital I/O and counter-timer resources for dynamic stimulus-response testing. It adopts successive approximation ADC with 16-bit resolution, supporting 16 single-ended analog input channels or 8 software-selectable differential analog input channels, with a maximum aggregate sampling rate of 200 kS/s. It is equipped with 2 analog output channels with 12-bit DAC resolution, 8 bidirectional TTL digital I/O lines and two independent 24-bit counter-timer channels. The analog input supports multiple programmable bipolar voltage ranges, and differential input mode delivers excellent common-mode rejection ratio to suppress ground loop noise and electromagnetic interference in industrial wiring environments. The analog input impedance is 100 GΩ parallel with 100 pF, which reduces signal loading for low-level sensor signals, and the onboard FIFO buffer stabilizes continuous streaming data transmission.
This DAQ card uses a 68-pin SCSI connector for all signal wiring, compatible with shielded cables, SCC and SCXI signal conditioning accessories for isolated, high-voltage and remote sensor measurement. It supports software trigger and external hardware trigger for analog scanning, and the RTSI synchronization bus enables clock and trigger sharing with other NI DAQ, digitizer and DSA hardware to build multi-board synchronized test systems. The dual 24-bit counter channels can perform pulse counting, frequency measurement, period capture and incremental encoder signal monitoring. The analog output channels can generate stable DC voltage and slow analog excitation signals, cooperating with analog input channels to complete sensor calibration, frequency response inspection and closed-loop dynamic testing. Digital I/O lines can read external status signals and drive low-power TTL circuits for interlock control and status indication. The standard PCI form factor fits ordinary industrial PC chassis and uses bus-powered design without extra external power supply. It supports DMA data transmission to reduce CPU load during continuous data logging, and built-in self-calibration function compensates gain and offset drift to maintain stable measurement accuracy for long-running tests.
This multifunction daq card is widely used in dynamic signal testing, strain and pressure sensor verification, electronic component characterization, small batch manufacturing test stations, environmental parameter logging, OEM high-speed measurement equipment integration and aerospace component validation. It supports both traditional NI-DAQ and NI-DAQmx drivers, compatible with LabVIEW, LabWindows/CVI and C/C++ programming environments, so engineers can quickly develop integrated acquisition and control programs. As a discontinued legacy E-series DAQ hardware, the PCI-6035E is mainly used for maintenance and spare replacement of existing high-speed measurement platforms. It can maintain stable synchronous analog input and output performance, retain mature test workflows and avoid the high cost of rebuilding the whole measurement system. Its operating temperature range is 0°C to 55°C, supporting reliable continuous operation in laboratory and light industrial environments.