NI TNT5002-AQF24

The TNT5002 combines an IEEE 488 GPIB interface with selectable TNT4882-compatible and NAT9914-compatible register sets. Its host connection may be a PCI bus-master interface or a generic I/O interface, selected by the MODE input. The PCI implementation includes a 3.3 V PCI core and supports a 32-bit, 33 MHz PCI bus.

The LCDChip package registry calls this footprint 144-BQFP. NI calls TNT5002-AQF24 a 144-pin plastic QFP/PQFP surface-mount device. These labels are not treated as equivalent without a dimensional drawing and pin-one comparison.

Layout checks

• Compare body dimensions, lead pitch and lead span with the controlled NI drawing.
• Verify pin-one orientation and all mode-dependent signal assignments.
• Check land pattern, soldering process and board clearance.

The registered JPG is pending: the local file is absent and the production image currently returns HTTP 404. Resolve the BQFP-versus-PQFP designation before release.

NI's TNT5002/4 technical reference manual identifies these functional signals; use its full pin map for physical pin numbers and the chosen host mode.

This is a functional summary, not a physical pin-number table. Verify signal polarity and connection rules in the NI manual.

Mode-dependent values are not universal device limits. Confirm electrical limits and timing in the controlled NI reference for the selected mode.

NI describes the TNT500X as incorporating functions associated with the TNT4882 and NAT9914 ASICs, enabling code-porting evaluation. That does not establish pin, package or electrical interchangeability. Before considering an alternative, compare the selected 4882/9914 register set, PCI versus generic host mode, GPIB transceiver behavior, clocks, voltage, temperature rating, compliance, and the exact package drawing. No LCDChip internal substitute is asserted without an exact catalog match.

NI identifies TNT5002-AQF24 as the orderable member of its TNT500X GPIB ASIC family. NI's TNT5002/4 technical reference manual is the engineering source for operating modes and signal functions. Refer to current manufacturer-controlled documents for design acceptance and compliance declarations.

Match device marking and documentation to the exact TNT5002-AQF24 ordering code. Confirm manufacturer traceability, packaging condition and the latest applicable NI compliance documentation. NI lists the orderable part as RoHS-compliant; verify the documentation required for the receiving program.

This page is a selection aid, not a substitute for NI's controlled manual. The registered 144-BQFP package name has not been reconciled to NI's PQFP description, and the registered package image is unavailable. Hold final footprint and production decisions until these items are resolved.