Keysight
34932 A Armature Matrix
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What it is
The 34932A module provides 128 two-wire cross-points in its base configuration. The module can be configured as a dual 4x16, an 8x16, or a 4x32 matrix.[2]
How it works
The 34932A uses latching armature relays. The relays incorporate a relay counter to track switching cycles.[2]
The module's relays are rated to switch up to 300 V and 1 A and to carry up to 2 A of current. The module provides connections to the internal DMM of the 34980A mainframe.[2]
The matrix module offers expandability via four two-wire analog buses on the 34980A backplane. Multiple 34932A modules can be combined through these analog buses to form larger matrices, supporting up to 1024 two-wire cross-points in a single mainframe.[2]
The module uses standard 50-pin D-sub connectors, allowing it to interface with standard cables, terminal blocks, or mass interconnect solutions.[2]
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What does it need to run?
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- Max switching voltage300 V[2]
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Frequently asked questions
What mainframe does the Keysight 34932A module require?
The Keysight 34932A is a module for the Keysight 34980A Multifunction Switch/Measure Unit.[2]
What configurations are available for the 34932A?
The module can be configured as a dual 4x16, an 8x16, or a 4x32 matrix.[2]
What are the maximum voltage and current ratings for the 34932A relays?
The relays are rated for 300 V and 1 A switching, and 2 A carry current.[2]
What type of connectors does the 34932A use?
The module uses standard 50-pin D-sub connectors.[2]
How many cross-points does the 34932A provide?
The module provides 128 two-wire cross-points.[2]
Can multiple 34932A modules be combined to create a larger matrix?
Yes, multiple matrix modules can be combined through the 34980A analog buses to create larger matrices, with up to 1024 two-wire cross-points in a single mainframe.[2]
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No publicly documented failure modes or field errata for the 34932 A Armature Matrix are on record.
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- [1]inventory listing
- [2]lucoreele.com — lucoreele.comlucoreele.com
Last updated Aug 20, 2026.
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