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TSN, CompactDAQ hardware provider
Improving the scalability of distributed systems
National Instruments (NI) announced two new multi-slot Ethernet chassis.
The cDAQ-9185 and cDAQ-9189 are products featuring new time-based synchronization capabilities built on the latest Ethernet standards, enhancing the efficiency of distributed measurements by providing Time Sensitive Networking (TSN) and robust CompactDAQ hardware.
NI is actively collaborating on defining TSN, a next-generation innovation of the IEEE 802.1 Ethernet standard, for distributed time synchronization, low latency, and the convergence of time-sensitive traffic and general network traffic. The cDAQ-9185 and cDAQ-9189 improve the scalability of synchronized distributed systems through tight time synchronization with TSN.

Both products implement precise timing synchronization across the entire network, eliminating the need for long timing cables. The integrated network switch enables rapid installation and expansion of distributed applications through simple daisy connections. Additionally, software compression via the NI-DAQmx driver automatically synchronizes multiple chassis, simplifying programming.
Todd Walter, Senior Marketing Manager for the NI DAW and Embedded Lead User Team, stated, “This new chassis automatically synchronizes measurement data with network reference time, enabling accurate synchronization even over long distances.” "In addition, the task of installing or managing distributed systems with a high number of channels becomes very simple," he stated.
For over a decade, NI engineers have rapidly customized data acquisition systems to meet application requirements using CompactDAQ and LabVIEW. Based on NI's investment in the latest synchronization and communication technologies, the new CompactDAQ chassis meets the diverse requirements of distributed test and measurement applications.
Improving the scalability of distributed systems
National Instruments (NI) announced two new multi-slot Ethernet chassis.
The cDAQ-9185 and cDAQ-9189 are products featuring new time-based synchronization capabilities built on the latest Ethernet standards, enhancing the efficiency of distributed measurements by providing Time Sensitive Networking (TSN) and robust CompactDAQ hardware.
NI is actively collaborating on defining TSN, a next-generation innovation of the IEEE 802.1 Ethernet standard, for distributed time synchronization, low latency, and the convergence of time-sensitive traffic and general network traffic. The cDAQ-9185 and cDAQ-9189 improve the scalability of synchronized distributed systems through tight time synchronization with TSN.
Both products implement precise timing synchronization across the entire network, eliminating the need for long timing cables. The integrated network switch enables rapid installation and expansion of distributed applications through simple daisy connections. Additionally, software compression via the NI-DAQmx driver automatically synchronizes multiple chassis, simplifying programming.
Todd Walter, Senior Marketing Manager for the NI DAW and Embedded Lead User Team, stated, “This new chassis automatically synchronizes measurement data with network reference time, enabling accurate synchronization even over long distances.” "In addition, the task of installing or managing distributed systems with a high number of channels becomes very simple," he stated.
For over a decade, NI engineers have rapidly customized data acquisition systems to meet application requirements using CompactDAQ and LabVIEW. Based on NI's investment in the latest synchronization and communication technologies, the new CompactDAQ chassis meets the diverse requirements of distributed test and measurement applications.
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