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System aids analysis of missile defences

Boeing has selected an NI LabView- and PXI-based solution for acquisition of vehicle launch environments on the ground-based midcourse defence system vehicle flight test programme.

News from National Instruments, Feb 10, 2005

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Research offers new life for legacy databus

DDC has conducted research that suggests the bandwidth of the MIL-STD-1553 databus, which is widely used in military aircraft avionic systems, could be increased significantly.

News from DDC United Kingdom, Feb 8, 2005

Digital I/O makes the most of bandwidth

A novel digital I/O card from Spectrum can be switched between 1, 2, 4, 8 or 16bit acquisition or generation mode, and uses an internal shift register to use the full memory width.

News from Spectrum Systementwicklung Microelectronic, Feb 8, 2005

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USB-based relay modules have their advantages

Measurement Computing Corp has released its new Measurement Advantage USB-based electromechanical relay modules.

News from Measurement Computing Corp, Feb 3, 2005

Syracuse Research signs for recording systems

Syracuse Research Corp has selected Vmetro to provide a digitiser and recording system capable of sustained data recording rates of 720Msample/s and scalable to 2Gsample/s.

News from Vmetro-Transtech, Feb 3, 2005

USB-based DAQ interfaces are all-in-one solution

Contec reckons its new family of USB-based data acquisition interfaces are the perfect alternative to a PCI or ISA DAQ board.

News from Contec Microelectronics Europe, Jan 28, 2005

Four Es a jolly good acquisition system

The Model E4-DAS takes its name from being an easy to use, Ethernet enabled, embedded and environmentally adaptable PC/104-based data acquisition system.

News from Acces I/O Products, Jan 27, 2005

Automotive data logger hits the streets

Si-Gate has developed a versatile automotive data logger suitable for gathering important vehicle information in real time.

News from Si-Gate, Jan 27, 2005

ASIC boosts current transducer accuracy

LEM has added the HXS series to its range of current transducer families designed to operate from a single +5V power supply.

News from LEM UK, Jan 25, 2005

Surface-mount Hall sensors integrate current path

A new range of current sensors is the first in the small-outline SOIC8 surface-mount package to have the current path integrated into the package for greater sensitivity and accuracy.

News from Allegro MicroSystems Europe, Jan 20, 2005

Conditioners boast instrument class performance

New from Impulse Corp is the Dataforth SensorLex 8B series of isolated analogue signal conditioners.

News from Impulse Corporation, Jan 11, 2005

Kit helps create custom I/O modules

Engineers can now extend the CompactRIO reconfigurable embedded system platform by creating their own custom I/O modules for applications requiring unique and specialised I/O signal types.

News from National Instruments, Dec 9, 2004

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Frame grabber exploits new host bus standards

Analogue and LVDS capability join the X64 frame grabber family from Coreco Imaging, both offering extremely high data transfer rates to and from the host PC.

News from Firstsight Vision, Nov 4, 2004

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