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Unless otherwise noted, the following conditions were used for each 
specification:

•

Interpolation set to maximum allowed factor for a given sample rate.

•

Signals terminated with 50 

Ω.

•

Low-Gain Amplifier Path set to 2 V

pk-pk

, and High-Gain Amplifier 

Path set to 12 V

pk-pk

.

•

Sample clock set to 100 MS/s.

Typical values are representative of an average unit operating at room 
temperature. Specifications are subject to change without notice. For the 
most recent NI 5412 specifications, visit 

ni.com/manuals

.

To access all the NI 5412 documentation, including the NI Signal 
Generators Getting Started Guide, which contains functional descriptions 
of the NI 5412 signals, navigate to Start»Programs»National 
Instruments»NI-FGEN»Documentation.

Allow the NI 5412 to cool before removing it from the chassis to reduce 

risk of burns. Use caution when handling because recently used NI 5412 devices may 
exceed safe handling temperatures. 

CH 0 ........................................................................................................ 2
Sample Clock .......................................................................................... 7
Onboard Clock ........................................................................................ 10
Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) Reference Clock .......................................... 10
CLK IN ................................................................................................... 11
PFI 0 and PFI 1 ....................................................................................... 12
Start Trigger ............................................................................................ 13
Markers ................................................................................................... 15
Waveform and Instruction Memory Utilization...................................... 16
Calibration............................................................................................... 18
Power ...................................................................................................... 18
Software .................................................................................................. 19
Environment............................................................................................ 20
Safety, Electromagnetic Compatibility, and CE Compliance................. 22
Physical ................................................................................................... 24
Where to Go for Support......................................................................... 25