ADLINK PXIe-3987 Installation and Configuration Programming Guide

6.1 Work environment boundaries

To ensure the accuracy of data collection, it is necessary to strictly follow the environmental specifications:

Temperature range: When equipped with SSD, the upper limit of operating temperature is 55 ℃; When equipped with HDD, the upper limit is reduced to 50 ℃ (mechanical hard drives are more sensitive to high temperatures).

Relative humidity: 5% to 95% (no condensation).

Vibration tolerance: It can withstand random vibrations of 5 to 500Hz and 0.21 Grms under operating conditions, suitable for vehicle mounted or production line ATE (automatic testing equipment) environments.

Design suggestion: When selecting the chassis, it is necessary to confirm that the fan air volume of the chassis is sufficient to cover the controller CPU heat sink, otherwise it may trigger CPU frequency down protection and affect test throughput.

6.2 Estimation of Power Consumption

The following are typical power consumption data for reference in selecting the system power module (PXIe backplane power supply capability):

Load status+3.3V+5V+12V

Typical idle (Win10 standby) 5A 2.5A 2A

Overload operation (CPU full load+storage read/write) 5A 2.8A 8A

Attention: When the+12V current demand suddenly increases under heavy load, it is necessary to ensure that the PXIe chassis backplane has sufficient current margin on this voltage rail.

Compliance and Safety Statement

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC): Compliant with EN 61326-1 Class A, FCC Part 15 Class A, and ICES-003 standards, suitable for industrial environments. If used in residential areas, it may cause radio frequency interference and additional filtering measures need to be taken.

Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS): Fully compliant with the EU RoHS directive, products should be recycled according to local WEEE directives after disposal, and are prohibited from being discarded at will.

California Proposition 65 warns that some cables and solder in the product may contain chemicals such as lead and cadmium, and must be labeled under California law. But this only applies to regulatory compliance and does not affect the safety of industrial site use.