TB-2636
The NI TB-2636 is a screw-terminal block that configures the PXI-2529 matrix switch as a 4×32, 2-wire matrix.
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The NI TB-2636 is a screw-terminal block that configures the PXI-2529 matrix switch as a 4×32, 2-wire matrix.
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Key product information and technical features.
The TB-2636 mounts directly to the PXI-2529 front-panel I/O connectors and provides screw-terminal access to the matrix rows and columns.
Signal leads connect inside the housing. NI's connection guide describes securing the leads with the strain-relief bar and attaching the cover before connecting the terminal block to the switch.
Verified product specifications.
| Manufacturer part number | 196762-01 |
|---|---|
| Matrix configuration | 4×32, 2-wire |
| Back-end connector | 100-pin female HDI |
| Signal connection method | Screw terminals inside the terminal block |
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Matrix switch module
Front-panel matrix termination accessory
The TB-2636 arranges the NI 2529 banks into a 4×32, 2-wire matrix.
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Product-specific answers based on available technical information.
It configures the NI 2529 as a 4×32, 2-wire matrix.
Connect the two-wire leads to the corresponding row or column screw terminals inside the housing. NI instructs users to secure the leads with the strain-relief bar and attach the cover.
Yes. NI documents selecting TB-2636 as the Terminal Block/Accessory for a simulated PXI-2529, then using Test Panels to explore matrix connections.