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LinkBone 8×8 BNC Matrix Switch

LinkBone 8×8 BNC Matrix Switch

Remote-controllable 8×8 bidirectional 50 Ω BNC matrix for DC–50 MHz

SKU: LB-MX-BNC-01

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Key Features

DC–50 MHz Bandwidth
50 Ω BNC Connectivity
±24 V, 1.5 A Per Port
Touchscreen & IR Remote
HTTP, Telnet & RS-232
State Retention On Power Loss
19″ Rack Mount Brackets Included

Overview

LinkBone 8×8 BNC Matrix (LB-MX-BNC-01) routes analogue or digital signals between any of eight 50 Ω BNC ports to any eight on the opposite side. Each crosspoint is controlled independently, enabling flexible, bidirectional signal paths for development, validation and production test.

Engineered For Test Automation

Control locally via the front-panel touchscreen or remotely using the built-in HTTP web interface, Telnet, RC-5 infrared remote and RS-232. With a specified bandwidth of DC to 50 MHz and per-port ratings of ±24 V and 1.5 A, the matrix is suitable for mixed-signal measurement, functional test and signal distribution while maintaining 50 Ω integrity.

The unit includes 19″ rack mounting hardware and retains its switching state after power loss—useful for unattended systems. If you need parallel two-line switching, consider the related LinkBone 8×8 Dual BNC Matrix (LB-MX-BNC-02). For balanced audio or differential lines with XLR connectors, see LinkBone 8×8 Single XLR Matrix (LB-MX-XLR-01).

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Mixed-Signal Capacity

Routes DC–50 MHz with ±24 V/1.5 A per port, covering instrumentation, control lines and moderate power in one matrix.

Automation-Ready

Built-in HTTP/Telnet and RS-232 with a simple command set cut integration time for scripts, PLCs and ATE.

Operational Convenience

Touchscreen, IR control and state retention reduce bench friction and speed reconfiguration during debug.

The LinkBone 8×8 Matrix allows switching analogue or digital signals between any of eight ports to any eight ports on the other side of the matrix. Each matrix switch state is controlled independently. All lines route electrical signals bidirectionally between ports

Switch Configuration

The Switch Position and Operating Mode can be changed using the following Methods:

Infrared Remote Control

The LinkBone Matrix Switch comes with an Infrared remote control. This makes it easy for the user to select the switch position quickly.

Built-in Webpage via Ethernet Interface

The LinkBone Matrix Switch can also be controlled remotely from its built-in web server. This allows the switch position to be selected from anywhere in the world via the webpage or Telnet commands from automated controllers

RS-232 Interface

As an alternative, the built-in RS-232 interface can also be used, making it suitable to be connected to PLC controllers etc.

Applications

The LinkBone Matrix Switch is a perfect choice for Test Automation Measurement. The BNC switch can be used in various applications. From video and audio to more complex signals with high amplitudes and frequencies.

Frequently Asked Questions

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  • Will it integrate with existing ATE?

    Yes. Use Telnet/HTTP for PC-based rigs or RS-232 for PLC/embedded controllers; it’s straightforward to script.

  • What about balanced audio or differential signals with XLR?

    Use the 8×8 Single XLR Matrix (LB-MX-XLR-01):.

  • Is there a dual-line (stereo/differential) variant?

    Yes—the 8×8 Dual BNC Matrix (LB-MX-BNC-02).

  • Can I rack-mount it?

    Yes—19″ rack brackets and screws are included in the box.

  • What is the typical switching time?

    Up to 10 ms (bistable relay technology; gold-clad contacts).

  • Does it keep its connections after a power outage?

    Yes—switch states persist after power-off, aiding deterministic restarts in test rigs.

  • How do I control the matrix remotely?

    Via the embedded web UI (HTTP), Telnet, or RS-232 with a simple ASCII command set; an IR (RC-5) handset is also supported.

  • What signals can the 8×8 BNC Matrix switch?

    DC to 50 MHz analogue or digital signals over 50 Ω BNC, up to ±24 V and 1.5 A per port.

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