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PXI / PXIe Modules

Understanding PXI and PXIe instrumentation

PXI or PCI eXtension for Instruments was introduced to the market in 1997, as an effort reduce the overhead of connectivity standards such as GP-IB and LAN eXtensions for Instruments (LXI). Fundamentally the instrument directly becomes part of the computer’s architecture much like an addition of an advanced video processor, or an extra processing unit such as a GPU

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