NI adds extends NI RIO Technology Platform

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE

National Instruments (NI) has announced a new version of the NI CompactRIO Module Development Kit (MDK) and the introduction of the RIO Mezzanine Card (RMC) specification for NI Single-Board RIO. These additions expand the options for adding specialized or custom I/O to package and board-level embedded control and monitoring systems. With these technologies, system integrators and OEMs now can fully integrate custom electronics with the proven and reliable NI reconfigurable I/O (RIO) hardware systems and provide their users with the same experience that scientists and engineers expect from NI products.

Wolfram Koerver, Program Manager, CompactRIO modules, S.E.A said, "The new CompactRIO Module Development Kit improves our ability to create complementary embedded modules to serve our customers and build our business. Datentechnik GmbH, a company that provides advanced products and solutions in the field of industrial automation and measuring technology. We designed a RIO Mezzanine Card and NI Single-Board RIO into our BMX Embedded Measurement and Control Platform in a much shorter timeframe than a full-custom solution. With the RIO Mezzanine Card feature, we now can provide cost-effective solutions for higher volume applications which require specialty I/O and communication features."

NI Single-Board RIO devices feature expansion connector for an RMC. The RMC connector provides a method for adding application-specific custom circuitry to NI Single-Board RIO, including a combination of analog or digital I/O or processor-based peripheral ports, including CAN, UART and USB. The high-density, high-bandwidth RMC connector exposes up to 96 digital I/O lines from the reconfigurable FPGA, making it an ideal platform for building high-speed electronics applications.


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