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The SMP3620, SMP3625 and SMP7000by include analog output and custom breadboard design capabilities.

VTI Instruments Corporation (Irvine, CA) announces the release of 3 new modules for use on the VXIbus platform. The SMP3620, SMP3625 and SMP7000 increase the flexibility of VTI's popular SMIP product family by including analog output (0 35 V) and custom breadboard design capabilities. The SMIPII family includes:

Power (switching greater than 2 A).
General purpose.
Multiplexers/scanners.
Matrices.
RF.
Relay drivers, loads & digital I/O.

For more information visit www.vtiinstruments.com

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