The National Instruments PXI-5670 is an RF vector signal generator covering 250 kHz to 2.7 GHz with 20 MHz instantaneous bandwidth and one RF output channel.
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The PXI-5670 provides vector RF signal generation within the NI PXI instrument platform. NI identifies communications, scientific research, consumer electronics, aerospace, and semiconductor test among its application areas.
NI documents the PXI-5670 as a multi-module RF instrument. Its PXI-5421 submodule exports and receives PXI backplane trigger signals. NI-RFSG 19.1 explicitly lists support for both the instrument driver and Soft Front Panel.
Verified product specifications.
| RF frequency range | 250 kHz to 2.7 GHz |
|---|---|
| Instantaneous RF bandwidth | 20 MHz |
| RF output channels | 1 |
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RF vector signal generator
NI-RFSG 19.1 lists PXI-5670 driver and Soft Front Panel support.
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Its RF frequency range is 250 kHz to 2.7 GHz, with 20 MHz instantaneous bandwidth.
No. NI lists 8 MB, 32 MB, 256 MB, and 512 MB configurations. The legacy catalog states 8 MB, but the installed capacity for this record remains unconfirmed.
NI identifies the PXI-5421 as the PXI-5670 submodule that exports and receives PXI backplane trigger signals.
The NI-RFSG 19.1 readme lists support for the PXI-5670 in both NI-RFSG and the NI-RFSG Soft Front Panel. This establishes support for that release, not every later release.