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Counter/timer devices switch to USB

USB-based counter/timer devices emulate Measurement Computing's reliable PCI-CTR05 and PCI-CTR10 counter/timer classics.

News from Measurement Computing ( 1 February 2007)

Multiplexers make PXI switching more versatile

Pickering Interfaces has expanded its large range of PXI switching modules with the introduction of two new versatile mux solutions, the 40-612 and 40-613.

News from Pickering Interfaces (30 January 2007)

Analysers aid filter alignment and antenna testing

The LA19-13-02 and LA19-13-01 are PC-driven vector network analysers operating over the 3 to 3GHz range, with 100Hz resolution and a dynamic range of 80dB (typically 90dB).

News from Aspen Electronics (16 January 2007)

Interface cards bring chambers to boundary scan

TAP interface cards integrate environmental chambers for IEEE1149.x-based monitoring of stress tests such as HALT and HASS. Brochure available

News from Goepel Electronic (19 December 2006)

National Instruments extends LabView

National Instruments and QNX Software Systems have teamed up to extend the LabView graphical dataflow environment to the QNX Neutrino real-time operating system (RTOS). Brochure available

News from National Instruments (15 December 2006)

Second quarter results for National Semiconductor

National Semiconductor Corporation has reported net income of USD91.4 million, or 27 cents per share, on revenues of USD501.6 million for the second quarter of fiscal 2007 Brochure available

News from National Instruments (14 December 2006)

National Instruments compatible with Vista

LabView, the graphical design platform for test, control and embedded system development, as well as other NI application software and device drivers will be compatible with Windows Vista. Brochure available

News from National Instruments (14 December 2006)

Studio 8.1 simplifies remote monitoring

National Instruments has announced the release of NI Measurement Studio 8.1, a comprehensive suite of class libraries and user interface controls Brochure available

News from National Instruments (12 December 2006)

GPIB controller slims for low-profile PCs

New from Keithley Instruments is the Model KPCI-488LP low profile GPIB controller interface plug-in board. Brochure available

News from Keithley Instruments ( 1 December 2006)

PXI products hold hybrid test systems together

Keithley Instruments has released a new line of PXI products designed for high speed automated production testing as part of a hybrid test system using precision instruments. Brochure available

News from Keithley Instruments (20 November 2006)

USB-based scope comes with drivers

The USBscope50 in combination with the new LabView and Agilent VEE driver support marks a new era in ultraportable modular instrumentation for the PC or notebook.

News from Hacker-Datentechnik (20 November 2006)

Chassis is home to 14 PXI instrument slots

Adlink Technology has released one of the industry's first 6U chassis with a 15-slot PXI/CompactPCI capacity. Brochure available

News from Adlink Technology (17 November 2006)

Acquisition strengthens synthetic instrument line

Agilent Technologies has signed an agreement to acquire Acqiris.

News from Agilent Technologies Europe (14 November 2006)

PC oscilloscope doesn't compromise its specs

Dual-channel PC oscilloscope combines a bandwidth of 250MHz, a memory depth of 128 million samples and a real-time sampling rate of 1Gsample/s.

News from Pico Technology (14 November 2006)

Synthetic instruments upgrade military ATE

Agilent Technologies has announced its family of six new microwave synthetic instruments (SI), the highest-performing synthetic instruments available today, are now volume shipping.

News from Agilent Technologies Europe ( 6 November 2006)

Switch cards boost test system channel density

Racal Instruments Adapt-a-Switch X-Series modular switching products contain significantly more functional area than the standard Adapt-a-Switch series, which means more relays per card.