TAOYUAN, Taiwan, Mar 3, 2026 – ADLINK Technology has launched two new PXI Express products, the PXIe-9908 Source Measurement Unit and the PXES-2596 PXI Express chassis. The systems support precision measurement and scalable test architectures for semiconductor, electronics, optoelectronic component validation and testing. The PXIe-9908 enables electrical characterization, while the PXES-2596 provides a platform for modular PXI integration in production and lab environments.
“Modern automated test systems require both precision at the measurement level and scalability at the system level”, said Andy Tseng, senior manager, product division at ADLINK Technology. “With the PXIe-9908 and PXES-2596, we are enabling customers to build flexible PXI platforms that scale efficiently from validation to high-volume production.”
The PXIe-9908 provides 8-channel, four-quadrant voltage and current sourcing for device characterization, IC testing and reliability validation. The SMU supports update rates up to 100 kS/s and sampling to 1 M samples/s, with specifications to detect low-level signals in semiconductor and low-power electronics testing.
The PXES-2596 PXI Express chassis offers 9- or 12-slot configurations with a Gen3 PXI Express backplane for multi-module test systems. ADLINK also provides a backplane-only version with pre-installed heat sinks, thermal sensors and fan-curve support for customer-built systems. The platform is designed for ODMs and system integrators developing custom mechanical and thermal solutions.
The new PXI Express platforms address system integration, synchronized measurement and test architectures. ADLINK is positioning the products for semiconductor and industrial test applications that use flexible configurations in development environments.
Source: ADLINK
About ADLINK Technology
ADLINK Technology, founded in 1995 and headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan, develops embedded and edge-computing products, including computer-on-modules, industrial motherboards, edge servers, AI platforms, and industrial displays. The company serves industries such as automotive, defense, aviation, healthcare, manufacturing, semiconductors, rail, gaming, retail, logistics, transportation, and smart cities. In 2024, ADLINK reported revenue of about $310M. Its operations span North America, Europe, and Asia, supported by regional offices and design centers. ADLINK manufactures edge hardware and develops edge software for embedded, distributed, and intelligent computing, with applications ranging from medical PCs in intensive care units to autonomous vehicles. The company works with more than 1,600 global customers and holds partnerships with Intel, NVIDIA, AWS, and SAS. It also participates in industry groups including the Intel Board of Advisors, ROS 2 Technical Steering Committee, and Autoware Foundation, contributing to open-source, robotics, IoT, and 5G standards initiatives.