Using a bench power supply for cRIO

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Using a bench power supply for cRIO

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25-02-2009, 09:48

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Re: Using a bench power supply for cRIO

Harry,
You should check the NI website for info on the CRIO. I seem to remember that the unit can accept anything from 19 to 30 volts and has a specified current for that range depending on the modules you have installed.
If a little care is taken in tying down the wiring prior to removal, the new PD should be a much easier pull and install than previous electrical distribution. As always, wire coding or color tagging helps.

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