By Dan Romanchik, on November 28th, 2007%
Agilent BenchLink Data Logger Pro software for the Agilent 34970A and 34980A data acquisition/switch units enables advanced data-logging tasks with decision-making and limited checking, and requires no programming. It is ideal for engineers acquiring data for design verification and simple automated tests in electronics, automotive, aerospace/defense, medical, communications and computer industries.
Using the Agilent BenchLink Data Logger . . . → Read More: New Software Simplifies Data Acquisition
By Dan Romanchik, on November 28th, 2007%
From the November 27, 2007 issue of NIST Tech Beat:
Engineers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have developed and tested a laser-based ranging system to assess the performance of automobile collision warning systems. Researchers in industry and at the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) will be able to use the NIST technology to . . . → Read More: NIST Measures Performance of Auto Crash Warning Systems
By Dan Romanchik, on November 26th, 2007%
Audio DesignLine is running a two-part article titled “Introduction to the Six Basic Audio Measurements”:
Part 1 discusses basic test setup and how to make level measurements.
Part 2 discusses the other five basic measurements, including:
frequency response,
THD+N,
phase,
crosstalk, . . . → Read More: Making Basic Audio Measurements
By Dan Romanchik, on November 26th, 2007%
It doesn’t look like there’s any test content at this conference, but I have Slovak roots, so I thought I’d give this a plug…..Dan
25th-28th February 2008 * Radisson SAS Carlton Hotel, Bratislava.
Regarded in the industry as the ‘Detroit of the East’ for its high per-capita unit production, Slovakia has become one of the major automotive production . . . → Read More: AutoSlovakia 2008
By Dan Romanchik, on November 25th, 2007%
Express Computer, billed as “India’s Only IT Business Weekly,” is running an article on the use of simulation in automotive design and testing in India. Titled “Simulation and auto R&D,” the article focuses on the IT aspects, but has some interesting information for engineers . . . → Read More: Auto Simulation in India
