| ??? 11/27/10 13:50 Read: times |
#179685 - NI is not a fly-by-night-operator Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Erik Malund said:
I wouldn't rely on anything published by NI
Richard: you have made similar statements about virtually every manufacturer in the world, and thus statements like the above will most likely get ignored unless you qualify it really well. Erik I fully agree with Erik as NI is no small company to simply brush aside. Have been using thier hardware and LabVIEW software for the past 6 years and I am one happy engineer. They have a product to suit every budget and each card is so well designed that it can handle abuse so nicely that in all these years I never have had a failed card. Not that I sit and device methods to fry cards ! Even in this case there is absolutley no problem when used in the actual control panel with the output driving 24V relays. These typically have a pull-in voltage of 18V and thus 4V "low" is no issue at all. Cheers Raghu |
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