What Does RF Switch Topology Mean?Hardware: PXI/CompactPCI>>Controllers
Problem: What Does RF Switch Topology Mean? Solution: RF is not a topology but RF switches can be configured to any topology that is supported by the switch module. A switch topology is an organizational representation of the channels and relays in a switch module. The topology establishes the default states for all relays in a module and defines the channel names. NOTE: Some switches can use multiple topologies or variations of each topology type. Some terminal blocks or accessories may force the switch to use a given topology or set of topologies. For more information regarding switch topologies, please see Developer Zone Tutorial: Understanding Switch Topologies When selecting an RF switch module, please consider specifications such as VSWR, insertion loss, and characteristic impedance. See the related links for more information regarding these specifications as well as available topologies with NI RF switch modules. Related Links: Developer Zone Tutorial: NI PXI Switch Product Selection Guide Developer Zone Tutorial: Understanding Switch Topologies Developer Zone Tutorial: Understanding Key RF Switch Specifications Attachments:
Report Date: 05/02/2007 Last Updated: 03/17/2009 Document ID: 4919RVIH |
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