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PCMCIA-GPIB

The National Instruments PCMCIA-GPIB is a PC Card Type II interface for connecting a computer to GPIB instruments. It supports standard GPIB and high-speed HS488 handshaking.

ManufacturerNational Instruments
ModelPCMCIA-GPIB
Product TypeGPIB instrument control interface
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Host interfacePCMCIA Type II
Instrument interfaceGPIB / IEEE 488
Standard-handshake maximum throughput1.3 MB/s
High-speed-handshake maximum throughput2.2 MB/s
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Overview

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The PCMCIA-GPIB provides a GPIB instrument connection through a computer's PC Card socket. NI identifies this model as a plug-in card for Type II slots.

NI's installation guide covers instrument discovery in Measurement & Automation Explorer and interactive communication through VISA tools. Driver selection requires attention: NI's archived release notes document version-specific fixes for older PCMCIA-GPIB devices.

  • PC Card Type II form factor for PCMCIA hosts.
  • Standard and high-speed GPIB handshake modes.
  • Installation requires no jumper or switch settings.
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Host slot / form factorPCMCIA Type II
Maximum throughput, standard handshake1.3 MB/s
Maximum throughput, high-speed handshake2.2 MB/s
Built-in electrical isolationNone
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PCMCIA Type II

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PCMCIA-GPIB

Computer-to-GPIB interface

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NI's installation instructions describe MAX instrument discovery and VISA interactive communication.

The interface has no built-in isolation. Ensure the computer and connected GPIB instruments share the same ground potential.
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What computer slot does the PCMCIA-GPIB require?

NI identifies the PCMCIA-GPIB as a plug-in interface for a PCMCIA Type II slot.

What transfer rates does NI list?

NI's comparison table lists maximum throughput of 1.3 MB/s with standard handshaking and 2.2 MB/s with high-speed handshaking.

Does the PCMCIA-GPIB provide electrical isolation?

No. NI warns that the hardware has no built-in isolation and instructs users to ensure the computer and GPIB devices are at the same ground potential before connection.

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