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System Diagram ........................2 Hardware ..........................2 Powering the Hardware ......................3 Wiring Harness ......................... 5 Introduction The National Instruments 9756 USB NOx Sensor Module Kit interfaces with NO and O exhaust gas sensors. Features • Configurable for one or two channels •...
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• NI USB-8473 USB High-Speed CAN module The wiring harness in the NI 9756 connects to the NOx Sensor Control Module and splits into two cables for the NI USB-8473 module and an external power supply. The first cable connects to the NI USB-8473 with a female DB-9 connector.
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Powering the Hardware The NI 9756 requires power from a range of 12 V to 16 V with a continuous current of 1.5 A and a peak current of 16 A. The maximum power requirement is 20 W, which typically occurs when the heating element is being turned on from a cold state.
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Thread torque ............50 N · m (36.88 lb · ft) Lubrication............Anti-seize compound Figure 2. Installation Position 0° +80° –80° Exhaust Gas Pipe Figure 3. Tilt Angle in Gas Flow Direction 90° –10° +10° 4 | ni.com | NI 9756 User Manual...
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