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Internal power cable with multi-pin connector for PCI card

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Internal power cable for ADLINK PCI acquisition card model PCI-9112 REV. B1

  • Designed for ADLINK PCI acquisition cards
  • PCI-9112 REV. B1 compatibility confirmed
  • Multifunctional data acquisition support
  • Perfect tested for reliable operation

Internal power cable for ADLINK PCI acquisition

This internal power cable connects to ADLINK PCI acquisition cards and multifunctional data acquisition cards. It provides the dedicated power link those cards require inside a chassis. The cable is supplied new and has been tested for correct operation.

Fits standard PCI card power headers

The cable plugs into the card's on-board power header and draws from the system power supply. No extra adapters or converters are needed for the connection. Builders who need a different pin-out or voltage rail will need a different cable.

Highlights

  • Designed for ADLINK PCI acquisition cards
  • PCI-9112 REV. B1 compatibility confirmed
  • Multifunctional data acquisition support
  • Perfect tested for reliable operation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What current limit does the PCI-9112 REV. B1 cable hit first under sustained load?

The cable uses standard PCI power conductors rated for the slot's 5 V and 12 V limits, so the first bottleneck is the motherboard slot's own current ceiling.

How much heat or noise does the PCI-9112 REV. B1 cable add when the acquisition card runs all day?

The cable itself is passive with no active cooling, so it adds no audible noise and only negligible resistive heat under normal operation.

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