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    Multi-Turn Sensor: Easy-to-Integrate Analog Output

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  • National Instruments introduces four new USB DAQ Devices starting under $500

    National Instruments introduces four new USB DAQ Devices starting under $500

    The low-cost USB-6210, USB-6211, USB-6215 and USB-6218 devices draw power directly from the USB port and therefore do not require an external power supply. They feature NI signal streaming technology, a new technology for high-speed data streaming over the USB cable, which results in a four times improvement in sampling rate over previous NI bus-powered multifunction DAQ devices.
    29 August, 2006
  • National Instruments RF Analyzer introduces data streaming

    National Instruments RF Analyzer introduces data streaming

    The new RF vector signal analyzer and two new IF digitizers include advanced FPGA-based signal processing. Engineers can continuously stream high-bandwidth RF data across high-speed buses, such as PCI and PXI, directly to a PC for processing and analysis. With PC processing and open software tools, engineers can create systems with unprecedented flexibility to address emerging standards or to prototype next-generation RF systems.
    29 August, 2006
  • SyTech updates process data report generator

    XLReporter Professional Version 7.0 offers more ways to automatically produce reports in Microsoft Excel from live process data as well as historians and relational databases. Completed reports are automatically sent to printers, e-mail, fileservers and web servers.
    29 August, 2006
  • Beijer Electronics presents six new operator terminals

    Beijer Electronics presents six new operator terminals

    New EXTER terminals for machine builders and system integrators are available in touchscreen and keypad versions with display sizes from 3.5 to 5.7 inches. The terminals easily integrate with automation systems and equipment - e.g. PLCs, variable speed drives and motion controllers - coming from the major brands on the market.
    28 August, 2006
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