Using ASAM-standards not only simplifies the process of creating and testing diagnostic information for vehicle manufacturers and control module suppliers, but also enables different tool suppliers to interconnect their systems. Teradyne and Softing proved the standard-conformity of their product platforms in a cross-test, by linking the diagnostic authoring- and runtime system GRADE-X and the DTS-CommunicationServer (DTS-COS) . . . → Read More: Teradyne and Softing Connect Systems With ASAM Interface
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CAN in Automation (CiA) has released updates to CiA 400, the multi-level networking specification and CiA 415, the application profile for road construction machine sensor systems. The documents are available free of charge to CiA members. CiA-400 specificies the design of CANopen-based systems that use multi-level networks. It is possible to describe systems made by . . . → Read More: CiA Updates Specifications Equipped with a 24-bit, four-channel, USB-powered dynamic acquisition module, the SO Analyzer is designed for portable noise and vibration applications. It provides highly accurate measurements from audio frequency IEPE (ICP) sensors. Its USB 2.0 port not only connects it to a PC or a laptop, but also powers the unit. The analyzer also features 25 kHz . . . → Read More: Portable Real-Time Analyzer is USB-Powered TDK Corporation and Densei-Lambda KK will launch a new brand, called TDK-Lambda, for power-supply products on April 1, 2006. The new brand is an attempt by the two companies to leverage their strength in sales, marketing, manufacturing, and product development. As the first stage of the brand integration, the two companies will promote and market their . . . → Read More: TDK and Densei-Lambda to Collaborate According to Reuters, Honeywell International said on Friday it was in advanced talks to sell the crash test dummies unit of newly acquired First Technology Plc., a British safety device engineering company. First Technology has been making crash-test dummies for approximately 40 years and employs about 250 people. In 2005, the unit accounted for about 16.5 . . . → Read More: Reuters reports Honeywell in talks to sell maker of crash test dummies |
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