Semiconductor Testing

Automated test equipment (ATE) is a computer-controlled test and measurement equipment that allows for testing with minimal human interaction. The tested devices are referred to as a device under test (DUT). The advantages of this kind of testing include reducing testing time, repeatability, and cost-efficiency in high volume. The chief disadvantages are the upfront costs […]

EXPLOITING LABVIEW LIBRARIES

Have you ever viewed a LabVIEW VI Hierarchy and become frustrated with not being able to locate a VI you needed to open?Do you have large applications composed of similar modules but fear to jump, with both feet, into the learning curve of LVOOP?Did you ever try to duplicate a sub-VI at the start of […]

IOT: STANDARDS, LEGAL RIGHTS; ECONOMY AND DEVELOPMENT

It is safe to say that, at this point, the fragmented nature of IoT will hinder, or even discourage the value for users and industry. If IoT products happen to be poorly integrated, or inflexible regarding connectivity or are complex to operate, these factors can drive users as well as developers away from IoT. Also, […]

ABOUT TEMPERATURE DATA LOGGERS

A data logger is, simply put, an electronic device which records and stores data. There are various ways data devices, or data loggers, tools designed for recording or monitoring processes and different parameters, acquire data. These data loggers have become a revolutionary solution for logging vast amounts of data and are nowadays symbolized by a vast array of […]

WHERE ARE TEMPERATURE DATA LOGGERS USED?

Have you ever thought about where do temperature data loggers go after being manufactured? Me neither. But let’s talk about this for a moment. Data acquisition systems are all around us, so let’s see where are data loggers that measure temperature mostly used.  Museum Preservation In order to prevent deterioration of natural history museum collections, strict rules have to […]

SPECTRA RESOLUTION: PART 2

When endeavoring to gauge the spectral resolution of a spectrometer guarantee that the deliberate flag is altogether slender to guarantee that the estimation is resolution constrained. This is regularly expert by utilizing a low weight discharge light, for example, a Hg vapor or Ar, since the linewidth of such sources is commonly much smaller than the […]

C# CLASS LIBRARIES IN LABVIEW APPLICATIONS

Knowing how to incorporate C# libraries into a LabVIEW based project can be an extremely helpful apparatus. There are many reasons why you would need to incorporate C# dll’s into a LabVIEW extend however the two that surface frequently for me is reusing legacy code that was at first written in C# and composing a C# wrapper […]

THE PROFIT FROM AUTOMATED TESTING

There has been a lot of talking about software testing. The line between the direct and indirect profit from automated testing is almost invisible. The first is done by shortening the time needed for developing, obviously, and the later by increasing the perception of quality.Here’s the issue: unit testing can appear to be monotonous. Restrictively costly. Intense to legitimize. […]

FOR THOSE WHO CONSIDER LEARNING LABVIEW – PART 2

A few people trust an ideal approach to abbreviate the expectation to learn and adapt in LabVIEW is to take instructor drove courses. I without a doubt don’t think this to be the best way. Educator drove courses will give you a large measure of data, at an abnormal state, on heaps of various components and capacities […]

HOW DID DATA ACQUISITION EVOLVE

NI had a genuinely fascinating worldview using PC innovation as a spine to instrumentation, which was fundamentally DAQ sheets in those days. The entire environment was considerably more effective than the PLC-SCADA combo, with the special case that PLCs would keep running continuously, with deterministic output times, though LabVIEW kept running in a non-constant working framework.  That disappointment […]