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Ruth's sister PCI-1753 Rev. C1 96-channel 192-bit internal power cable

SKU CH-5MGC-K2H76

Connects Advantech data-acquisition cards with 96 channels and 192-bit digital I/O

  • Designed for Advantech PCI-1753 Rev. C1 data acquisition cards
  • Supports 96-channel digital I/O configurations
  • Handles 192-bit signal routing internally
  • Purpose-built internal power cable for industrial I/O cards

Specialised internal power cable for Advantech

This 96-channel 192-bit cable is built to power the Advantech PCI-1753 Rev. C1 digital I/O card. It matches the card's pinout and channel count so the board receives the correct supply rails. The assembly is sold new and ready for integration into industrial or laboratory systems.

Practical limits of the proprietary card interface

The cable only works with the specific Advantech data-acquisition card it was designed for. It cannot be adapted to other I/O boards or standard power headers. Installers must verify the exact revision before fitting, as the pin arrangement is unique to this model.

Highlights

  • Designed for Advantech PCI-1753 Rev. C1 data acquisition cards
  • Supports 96-channel digital I/O configurations
  • Handles 192-bit signal routing internally
  • Purpose-built internal power cable for industrial I/O cards

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Is the PCI-1753 Rev. C1 the correct cable for my 96-channel Advantech data acquisition card?

Yes, this revision C1 cable is built for the Advantech PCI-1753 96-channel (192-bit) digital I/O card and matches its connector layout.

What does the 192-bit rating mean when the cable is installed?

It indicates the cable carries 192 individual signal lines, matching the card's 96 input and 96 output channels for full parallel data transfer.

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