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PXI mV output card needed #HELP!#

I am in need of a PXI card that can output between +/-2000mv (2V) for
calibration purposes. Does anyone know of a card that will do this or
do I need to get a blank board and some DAC's and make it myself.
Ideally this should be a cheap (ish) card ideally under £1000.
Anyhelp wouuld be greatly appreciated as this is a stumbling block for
the project I am currently working on.

All the best

Adam Walker
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NI sells several PXI cards with your voltage specification. Go the PXI measurements page here and browse through either the E series or Analog Output sections to find the product with the right price and specifications. Lower prices usually means lower accuracy and resolution and that's typically not what you want for a calibration source. Also, the magazine PXI Technology Review just published a buyers guide. You can go to their website at www.pxionline.com and check to see if there are links to other manufacturers.
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Thankyou for your help Dennis it has been very helpful.


Dennis Knutson wrote in message news:<506500000005000000D5B30000-1031838699000@exchange.ni.com>...
> NI sells several PXI cards with your voltage specification. Go the PXI
> measurements page
> href="http://sine.ni.com/apps/we/nioc.vp?cid=10484〈=US">here

> and browse through either the E series or Analog Output sections to
> find the product with the right price and specifications. Lower prices
> usually means lower accuracy and resolution and that's typically not
> what you want for a calibration source. Also, the magazine PXI
> Technology Review just published a buyers guide. You can go to their
> website at www.pxionline.com and check to see if there are links to
> o
ther manufacturers.
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