The NI SCXI-1328 is a temperature sensor terminal block designed to connect thermocouples and RTDs directly to SCXI data acquisition modules within the SCALABLE modular I/O platform. It provides screw-terminal connections for secure sensor wiring and integrates cold junction compensation for thermocouple measurements and lead wire resistance compensation for RTD measurements. The terminal block minimizes electromagnetic interference to deliver accurate temperature data in industrial, laboratory, and research environments.
Technical Specifications
Supported Sensor Types
• Thermocouples
• RTDs (Pt100, Pt1000)
Electrical Interface
• Screw-terminal blocks for sensor lead connections
• Cold junction compensation integrated or facilitated through paired SCXI module
• Lead wire resistance compensation for RTD measurements
• EMI filtering for noise rejection
• Isolation characteristics determined by paired SCXI module
System Integration
• SCXI backplane connector for data and power transfer
• Standard SCXI module form factor
• Compatible with all SCXI chassis and compatible SCXI modules
– Key Features
• Precision temperature measurement from multiple sensor types in a single terminal block
• Screw-terminal design eliminates crimping and ensures reliable connections
• Built-in noise rejection reduces measurement error from electromagnetic interference
• RTD lead resistance compensation for three- and four-wire configurations
• Thermocouple cold junction compensation support through SCXI module electronics
– Typical Applications
• Industrial process temperature monitoring and control
• Laboratory data acquisition systems
• Research environments requiring multi-channel temperature sensing
• Systems requiring both thermocouple and RTD inputs
– Compatibility & Integration
The SCXI-1328 operates with NI-DAQmx driver software and measurement automation software including LabVIEW and DIAdem. Operating temperature, storage temperature, and humidity specifications are determined by the paired SCXI chassis and module.

















