The National Instruments SCXI-1124 provides six isolated analog output channels for low-bandwidth DC voltage or current signals. Each channel can be configured independently, and the module is controlled digitally through the SCXI bus.
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Designed for process-control outputs, the SCXI-1124 supplies isolated DC signals within an SCXI signal-conditioning system. Its voltage-output configuration supports unipolar and bipolar ranges.
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| Analog output channels | 6 channels |
|---|---|
| Output signal types | Low-bandwidth DC voltage or current — |
| Bipolar voltage output capability per channel | ±10 V |
| Voltage-mode source/sink current capability | 5 mA |
| Series-connected output capability per module | Up to ±60 V with channels connected in series — |
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Multiple SCXI-1124 modules can operate in an SCXI system alongside other signal-conditioning I/O modules.
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Both. Each isolated DAC channel can be configured independently for DC voltage or current output.
Yes. NI documents series-connected channels for output voltages up to ±60 V per module. The voltage-mode current capability remains 5 mA; connecting channels in series does not increase it. Follow the applicable wiring and safety documentation.
Yes. The NI-DAQmx 17.1 readme lists the SCXI-1124 among supported SCXI modules. This is version-specific evidence, not a claim of support in every driver release or operating system.