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Learn more about developing an algorithm to measure and eliminate the eddy current losses and resistance changes due to heating and measurement of the magnetization characteristics of the switched reluctance (SR) motor. Click on the case history article below.
National Instruments expands its line of digital multimeters (DMMs) with new low-cost 6½-digit DMMs for PCI Express and PCI. The NI PCIe-4065 DMM, the first-ever DMM available...
National Instruments, a global leader in graphical system design, today announced that NI LabVIEW, the graphical design platform for test, control and embedded system development...
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PCI/PXI 6225 data acquisition (DAQ) devices offer the most analog input channels (80, 16-bit) of any such equipment from the product family. By performing a self-calibration ...
Quickly Prototype and Deploy Machine Vision ApplicationsNational Instruments NI Vision 7.1 Development Module now provides you tools to quickly prototype and deploy machine vision...
