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New sensor offers self-testA new automotive digital accelerometer platform is now available for single and multiple axis acceleration and inclination measurement. It has been developed to meet the most demanding needs of vehicle electronic systems using digital signal processing, introducing several important safety features such as continuous self-test. The components form a complete set of low-g . . . → Read More: News from VTI From Monitor, an e-mail newsletter published by Windmill Software. Many laboratory instruments can send data to a computer over RS232 links. As USB ports are replacing RS232 ports on computers, people are increasingly using a USB-Serial converter to access data from their instruments. The converters are simple to use. You plug the converter into the PC’s . . . → Read More: Using a USB-Serial Converter Southwest Research Institute will evaluate seven new engines for the Heavy-Duty Diesel Engine Benchmarking program, focusing particularly on the engine performance and fuel consumption associated with new exhaust emissions control technology. Manufacturers developed this new control technology, which uses the ultra-low-sulfur diesel fuel now available nationwide, to meet 2007 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency emissions regulations. Beginning . . . → Read More: SwRI Evaluates 2007 Diesels While surfing the Agilent website, I came across the following two app notes: “Functional Test Using Agilent System Components.” This is an overview of some of the stimulus and load requirements for testing automotive electronics. The 6240 Series compact keyboard features an integrated touchpad and IP 54 spill and dust resistant key field for harsh environments. Typical applications include rack mount systems, test & medical equipment, automotive service, kiosks and transportation/warehouse distribution facilities and others. The new 6240 Series features an enhanced, 109-position full QWERTY key layout in a compact, 14-inch form . . . → Read More: Keyboard is Spill and Dust Resistant |
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