NI Data Acquisition

Smarter Measurements,
BetterDecisions
When you depend on measurements to make key decisions, you need
not only accurate data but also a solution that provides insight into that
datas meaninga solution that gets you to the right decision faster.
Customizable Hardware and Easy-to-Use Software
NI provides the tools to achieve insight into your application and a solution to customize the acquisition,
analysis, visualization, and management of your data. It offers a smarter DAQ solution with customizable
and easy-to-use measurement software, high-accuracy hardware, and comprehensive global support to
ensure you can quickly meet your application needs and make better decisions.

Low-Channel-Count Single DAQ Device

Multifunction or
USB, Ethernet, PCI, PCIExpress,
single measurement and wireless options

Low-channel count
Lowest cost option

Medium-Channel-Count Modular DAQ System

Mixed-measurement
system for sensors
Medium-channel count
(typically 10s to 100s)
USB, Ethernet, wireless,
andstand-alone options
Rugged, portable,
and distributed

High-Channel-Count Modular DAQ System

Industry-leading
performance and accuracy
High-channel count (typically
more than 100)
Stand-alone operation
orremote control
Best-in-class synchronization
forlarge systems

Software for DAQ Systems

Analyze signals and create
custom algorithms
Build a custom user interface
Save data and create reports
Make programmatic decisions
andcontrol functionality
Configure tasks, triggering,
andsynchronization

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 Low-Channel-Count Single DAQ Devices
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NI DAQ devices provide a low-cost solution for engineers who need to take accurate, small-scale measurements. Nomatter
which software language you are using, you can rely on customizable solutions with high-accuracy analog designs and
precision timing.

Any Bus, Any Form Factor Do More With a Single Device Accurate Conditioned Measurements
Choose from USB, PCI, PCI Express, Avoid compromise with the right mix Take advantage of over 60 sensor-specific
Ethernet, and wireless options to meetyour ofAI,AO, DIO, and counter functionality modules with integrated signal conditioning
application needs. foryour application. todirectly connect toyour sensor.

Seamless Software Integration Accelerate Your Productivity Embedding DAQ for Production
Use the NI-DAQmx driver to easily configure Program the way you think and achieve true Retain your measurement system components
acquisition timing, triggering, andsynchronization customization using the LabVIEW graphical in the final product to keep development costs
in LabVIEW, C/C++, and.NET languages. programming language. low and measurement quality high.
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Get to the Right Decision Faster
With single DAQ devices, you can configure low-cost options for multifunction or single measurements. Buses include USB,
Ethernet, PCI, PCI Express, and WiFi. By taking advantage of their seamless software integration with the NI-DAQmx driver,
you can easily configure acquisition timing, triggering, and synchronization in LabVIEW, C/C++, and .NET languages.

Multifunction Devices
NI multifunction DAQ devices offer analog input and output, digital input
and output, and counter/timer circuitry. Ranging from low-cost to high
performance, these devices offer exceptional value and ease of use.

Single-Slot CompactDAQ Conditioned Measurement Devices

For accurate, sensor-specific, conditioned measurements, CompactDAQ
I/O modules offer the best solution for low-channel-count systems.
You can configure all CompactDAQ I/O modules with a single-slot
CompactDAQ chassis to create individual measurement devices with
direct sensor connectivity.

Signal Type Analog Channels Sample Rate Max Resolution Digital I/O Counters
Multifunction I/O
8 AI
Low-Cost Voltage, Digital 10 kS/s100 kS/s 1216 413 1
02 AO
1680 AI
Multiplexed Voltage, Digital 250 kS/s2 MS/s 16 2448 24
24 AO
28 AI 250 kS/s/ch
Simultaneous Voltage, Digital 1216 824 24
24 AO 10 MS/s/ch
8 AI 200 kS/s/ch
Multifunction RIO Voltage, Digital 16 48160 4896
8 AO 1 MS/s/ch
Analog Output Voltage 432 AO Static1 MS/s/ch 1216 8 2
8 SSR
Digital I/O Digital 4864 Isolated
2496 TTL
Counter/Timers Counter 3240 8, Isolated
Communication Bus
CAN HS/FD, LS/FT CAN 1, 2 5 Mb/s
LIN LIN 1, 2 20 kb/s

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Image courtesy of University of Southampton

Low-Cost Multifunction Measurements

Characterizing the power output and blade stress of a lab-based prototype
tidal stream energy turbine
Accurately and easily synchronizing analog, digital, and encoder measurements was crucial for University
of Southampton researchers tasked with characterizing a physical system under test. They used a USB
multifunction DAQ device to acquire all the signals they needed and easily implemented triggering
and synchronization using the NI-DAQmx driver while staying within their budget. As environmental
engineers with little programming experience, their ability to configure analysis in both LabVIEW
and textual math gave them the flexibility to leverage the knowledge and expertise of various team
members. The hardware and software support provided by NI ensured smooth deployment and resulted
in the successful publication of research examining the effect of waves and turbulence on this important
green energy technology.

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION: LAB-BASED PROTOTYPE RESEARCH

Multifunction DAQ LabVIEW Software

LabVIEW was chosen as it is regarded by many to be the industry standard in data acquisition.
Once the basics are understood, development and productivity are accelerated rapidly. This is
facilitated by the high level of technical support provided by the engineers at NI both on-site
and via phone and email.
Pascall Galloway, University of Southampton, UK
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Image courtesy of HistoIndex

LabVIEW-Controlled, Fully Customized Measurements

Conducting data acquisition, control, and data visualization while
prototyping a new cancer diagnostic microscopy system
Increasing productivity and reducing time to market are important to all engineers, but they are essential
to start-up companies such as HistoIndex. By adopting LabVIEW and NI multifunction DAQ hardware,
two HistoIndex engineers developed in just five months their Genesis laser-based microscope system
that required custom digital, analog, and third-party instrument control functionality. The flexibility to
meet specific application requirements through the customizable, graphical programming environment
of LabVIEW gave them the confidence they needed in the accuracy of their potentially life-saving
measurement system currently undergoing medical trials.

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION: CUSTOMIZABLE HARDWARE INTEGRATION

Multifunction DAQ Third-Party Specialist Hardware LabVIEW Software

The third-party hardware components included LabVIEW native drivers or C/C++ DLLs, which
made integration with LabVIEW straightforward, and the NI DAQ hardware offered a reliable,
proven platform.
Victor Leong, HistoIndex Pte Ltd, Singapore

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 Medium-Channel-Count Modular
DAQSystems
CompactDAQ is a portable, rugged data acquisition platform that integrates connectivity and signal conditioning into modular
I/O to directly interface with any sensor or signal. The breadth of bus, chassis, and I/O conditioning options, combined with
thetruly customizable nature of LabVIEW, provides the best solution to meet your medium-channel-count application needs.
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Any Bus, Any Form Factor
Choose from USB, Ethernet, and wireless bus
options or stand-alone controllers to meet your
application needs in either the lab or the field.
Accurate Conditioned Measurements
Take advantage of over 60 sensor-specific
modules to directly connect to your sensor or
signal such as accelerometers, thermocouples,
strain gages, and more.
Precise Timing and Synchronization
Easy timing customization for each sensor
or signal with up toseven hardware-timed
clocks per chassis.

Truly Customizable Software Measurements Closer to the Sensor Increased Streaming

Tailor the automation of your data acquisition, Distribute measurements closer to the Increase data streaming over the same
analysis, visualization, and reporting to sensor or signal using rugged form factors buswith NI Signal Streaming and the TDMS
meet specific application needs with with -40 C to 70 C temperature ranges and binary file format.
LabVIEW software. fanless operation.
CompactDAQ Module Options

Each CompactDAQ module contains measurement-specific signal conditioning to connect to an array of sensors and signals,
bank and channel-to-channel isolation options, and support for wide temperature ranges to meet a variety of application and
environmental needs.

Max
Max Sample
Signal Type Channels Measurement Types Resolution Signal Conditioning
Rate
(Bits)
Analog Input
200 mV, 500 mV, 1 V, 5 V, 10 V, Ch-ch isolation, high-voltage bank
Voltage 4, 8, 16, 32 24 1 MS/s/ch
60 V,300 Vrms, 400Vrms, 800 Vrms isolation,anti-aliasing filters

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Anti-aliasing filters, ch-ch isolation,
Current 4, 8, 16 20 mA, 5 Arms, 20 Arms, 50 Arms 24 200 kS/s
built-in, shunt resistors
Excitation, bridge completion,
Universal 2, 4 V, mA, TC, RTD, strain, , IEPE 24 51.2 kS/s/ch anti-aliasing, filters, ch-ch isolation,
built-in shunt resistors,amplification
CJC, bank isolation, ch-ch isolation,
Thermocouple 4, 8, 16 J, K, T, E, N, B, R, and S types 24 95 S/s/ch
amplification, filtering
RTD 4, 8 100 , 1000 24 100 S/s/ch 50/60 Hz filtering, bank isolation
Excitation, bridge completion,
Strain/Bridge Based 4, 8 , , full bridge(120 or 350 ) 24 50 kS/s/ch
anti-aliasing filters
Sound and Vibration 2, 3, 4 3 Vrms, 5 V, 30 V 24 102.4 kS/s/ch IEPE, anti-aliasing filters
Analog Output
Voltage 2, 4, 16 3 Vrms, 10 V 24 100 kS/s/ch Bank isolation, ch-ch isolation,filtering
Current 4 0 mA to 20 mA 16 100 kS/s/ch Open-loop detection
Digital I/O
LVTTL, 5 VTTL, 12 V, 24 V, 30 V,
Input 4, 8, 16, 32 55 ns Ch-ch isolation, bank isolation
250 VDC/VAC; sinking andsourcing
LVTTL, 5 VTTL,
12 V, 24 V, 60 V,
Output 4, 8, 16, 32 55 ns Ch-ch isolation, bank isolation
0 V to 50 V and 5 V to 60 V
programmable; sinkingand sourcing
Input/Output 4, 8, 16, 32 LVTTL, 5 VTTL, 12 V, 24 V 55 ns Ch-ch isolation, bank isolation
Relays 4, 8 30 VDC, 60 VDC, 250 VAC; SPSTand SS 1 op/s Ch-ch isolation, bank isolation
Bus
CAN 1, 2 HS/FD, LS/FT CAN 5 Mb/s
LIN 1, 2 LIN 20 kb/s
Counter/Timer
0 V to 5 V differential,
Counter 8 counters 1 MHz Bank isolation
0 V to 24 V single-ended counter

CompactDAQ Chassis and Controller Options

CompactDAQ chassis control the timing, synchronization, and data transfer among up to 14 I/O modules and an external
computer or a built-in computer. A single CompactDAQ chassis can manage multiple timing engines to run up to seven
separate hardware-timed I/O tasks at different sample rates in the same system.

Chassis
Connectivity Slots Temperature Ratings
USB 1, 4, 8, 14 -20 C to 55 C
Ethernet 1, 4, 8 Up to -40 C to 70 C
Wireless (802.11G) 1 0 C to 55 C
Controller
Processor Slots Temperature Ratings Storage Options OS Options
16 GB internal with SD/SDHC Windows Embedded Standard 7
1.33 GHz dual-core Intel Atom 4 or 8 -20 C to 55 C
external expansion orNI Linux Real-Time
32 GB internal with SD/SDHC Windows Embedded Standard 7
1.33 GHz dual-core Intel Atom 4 or 8 -40 C to 70 C
external expansion orNI Linux Real-Time
32 GB internal with SD/SDHC Windows Embedded Standard 7
1.91 GHz quad-core Intel Atom 4 or 8 -20 C to 55 C
external expansion orNI Linux Real-Time

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MEDIUM-CHANNEL

Stand-Alone, Distributed, Mixed Measurements

Creating a vibration test system for in-vehicle tests of exhaust
systems onvocational vehicles
ITM, a test system integration company, needed to minimize hardware complexity and customize and reuse
existing code to drive efficiency and deliver systems on tight deadlines. With the direct connectivity
and signal conditioning of CompactDAQ, ITM quickly and easily deployed 28 channels of acceleration data
alongside other analog measurements. ITM engineers repurposed existing LabVIEW code previously
used on tethered USB and Ethernet systems to run headless on the deployed windows controller with
minimal changes. They added required specialist vibration and order-analysis functionality using LabVIEW
analysis functions that resulted in the systems redeployment to meet subsequent in-vehicle test needs.

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION: HIGH-PERFORMANCE AND PORTABLE MIXED MEASUREMENTS

CompactDAQ Controller Conditioned DAQ Modules LabVIEW Software

The CompactDAQ system provides a high-performance and portable system for demanding
in-vehicle test applications. LabVIEW and CompactDAQ allow us to build flexible data-logging
systems more quickly than if using traditional logging systems.
Mark Yeager, Integrated Test & Measurement (ITM), USA
Image courtesy of Delft

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Customized, Scalable, Mixed Measurements
Testing and controlling the fuel cell stack for a university race car
The team at Delft needed a single, flexible platform that could fulfill the measurement and control
prototyping needs for building a hydrogen-powered race car in just one year. Team members used
LabVIEW andCompactDAQ to test and control individual parts of the fuel cell including pumps, valves,
sensors, and fuel flow. They chose LabVIEW to rapidly develop the fuel cell because of both the intuitive
environment and the depth of analysis they could achieve using the PID and fuzzy logic toolkits for
precise valve control. The team built lightweight custom embedded boards and used CompactDAQ
tomaintain communication via CAN bus, which led to the smooth deployment of a race car that
competed across Europe.

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION: INTUITIVE CAN BUS COMMUNICATION

CompactDAQ Chassis Conditioned DAQ Modules LabVIEW Software

The basics of LabVIEW are easy to understand and intuitive. Because nonprogrammers
understood how to make changes to the code, it was easy to make quick changes and
expandthe program when more parts of the plant were assembled.
Matthijs Damen, Forze Hydrogen Racing Team, Delft, Netherlands

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 High-Channel-Count
ModularDAQSystems
NI PXI DAQ hardware delivers the highest performance in accuracy, synchronization, signal conditioning, and channel-count
options. The widely adopted, industry-standard PXI hardware architecture, defined using LabVIEW or other software tools,
offers the ideal modular solution to meet the needs of even the most challenging DAQ applications.

Accurate Conditioned Measurements
Achieve best-in-class measurement accuracy
with integrated analog signal conditioning and
DAQ in the PXI module format.
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Precise Timing and Synchronization Assured Platform Longevity
Ensure the integrity of your measurementswith Gain confidence and long-term stability by
best-in-class timing, triggering, and synchronization choosing an industry-standard platform and
within a single chassis and beyond. vendor that scale to your evolving test needs.

Latest Specification Plus Flexibility
Use PXI Express chassis to incorporate the
high-performance features of the latest PXI
specification and work with both PXI and PXI
Express modules.
Comprehensive Chassis Options High-Performance to High-Value Options
Fulfill your application needs with Choose from a wide range of high-performance,
comprehensive chassis options from 4 to 18 mainstream, and high-value controllers all with
slots with PXI Express and hybrid capabilities. Windows and real-time OS support.
PXI Express Chassis and Controller Options
Max Max Sample
Signal Type Channels Measurement Types Signal Conditioning
Resolution Rate
Analog Input
1 V to 10 V
Voltage 8 16 bits 250 kS/s/ch Ch-ch isolation, lowpass filtering
30 V to 300 V
Bank isolation, built-in CJCs, open TC
Thermocouple 32 J, K, E, T, N, R, S, andB 24 bits 90 S/s/ch
detection, autozero, anti-alias filtering
Built-in excitation, anti-alias filtering, 2- and
RTD 20 PT100 RTD 24 bits 100 S/s/ch
3-wire completion
Anti-alias filtering, excitation, bridge
, , full bridge
Up to completion, shunt calibration, offset nulling,
Bridge 8 (120 , 350 , or 1 k), 24 bits
102.4 kS/s/ch remote sense, per channel wide-bandwidth
10 mV to 10 V
analog output
0.313 mV; 1 V;

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3.13 V; 10 V Up to IEPE, anti-alias filtering, AC/DC coupling,
Sound and Vibration 4, 6, 8, 16 24 bits
acceleration, pressure, 1.25 MS/s/ch charge, DC excitation
sound, voltage
Analog Output
Ch-ch isolation, short circuit protection, open
Current 8 AO: 20 mA 16 bits Up to 1 MS/s/ch
circuit protection
AO: 16 V to 100 mV
Ch-ch isolation, short circuit protection,
Voltage 2 to 64 audio, acoustic, and vibration Up to 24 bits Up to 1 MS/s/ch
anti-imaging filter
signal generation
Multifunction I/O
AI: 0.1 V to 10 V
AO: 10 V
Multiplexed, Voltage, 250 kS/s to
DIO: TTL 16 bits Isolated products available
and Digital 3.86MS/s
CTR: frequency, encoder,
PWM
AI: 0.2 V to 42 V
AO: 10 V
Simultaneous, 250 kS/s/ch to
DIO: TTL 16 bits
Voltage, and Digital 10MS/s/ch
CTR: frequency, encoder,
PWM
AI: 1 V to 10 V
AO: 10 V
750 kS/s/ch to
RIO DIO: 1.2 V to 5 V logic levels 16 bits Onboard targetable FPGA
1MS/s/ch
CTR: frequency, encoder,
PWM
Digital
Digital TTL, 24 V, and 48 V logic levels Static Isolated products available
Counter/Timer
Frequency, encoder,
Counter 8 80 MHz Isolated products available
PWM, delay
Bus
CAN 1 to 6 HS/FD, LS/FT CAN 5 Mb/s
LIN 1 to 6 LIN 20 kb/s

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 Courtesy of Jacobs Technology

High-Channel-Count Synchronized
and Conditioned Measurements
Monitoring the thermal properties of large environmental
vacuumchambers at NASAs Johnson Space Center
For NASA, acquiring accurate measurements is key to ensuring the right decisions are made on the
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processes and materials to be used inspace. Jacobs Technology engineers, partnering with NI and
acting as system integrators for NASA, chose a PXI solution for their tightly synchronized, conditioned
measurement capabilities. They deployed 500 distributed thermocouple input channels using multiple
18-slot chassis, all synchronized to within 100 s to ensure trustworthy measurements. For the first
time with these chambers, additional external signal conditioning was not needed because the PXI
architecture achieved NASAs strict 3 F end-to-end accuracy requirements with commercial off-the-
shelf technology, which significantly reduced costs.

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION: END-TO-END ACCURACY FOR LARGE ENVIRONMENTAL FACILITIES

PXI Express Chassis Conditioned Timing LabVIEW

andController DAQModule Module Software

The LabVIEW software allows for quick deployment and data access. This configuration forms a
standard architecture for future use on all of NASAs thermal and vacuum testing facilities.
James Dean, Jacobs Technology, USA
Image courtesy of University College London

High-Throughput Reliable Measurements

Using radar arrays to model avalanche flow in the Swiss Alps
Avalanche measurement is a one-time event and retests are not an option. Making full use of NI support,
researchers at University College London (UCL) quickly developed custom software to detect, trigger,
and begin acquisition from eight simultaneous channels sampling at 2 MS/s at 16-bit resolution. Most
critically, taking advantage of the high-throughput capabilities of PXI, they could reliably measure large

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datasets from avalanche events without data loss or buffer overflows. The data was then processed,
segmented, and saved to a custom file type using automated scripting within DIAdem software.
Only by choosing a fully customized hardware and software approach did UCL achieve the required
measurement accuracies to produce avalanche models that help keep those on the mountainside safe.

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION: SIMULTANEOUS CHANNEL SAMPLING WITHOUT DATA LOSS

PXI Express Chassis PXI Multifunction LabVIEW and

and Controller DAQ Device DIAdem Software

Software development went so smoothly that we saved crucial development time and our
system was up and running for the avalanche season.
Matthew Ash, University College London, UK

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 Program the Way You Think
LabVIEW is a graphical programming language that provides the tools to
build custom measurement systems, quickly acquire data, create UIs, and
access a variety of built-in data-logging, storage, and analysis functions.

1 Drag-and-Drop Engineering UI 2 Dataflow Programming 3 Analysis Libraries

Quickly create professional engineering Use a paradigm that resembles Make decisions faster with inline processing
UIs to control systems and display how people think to better using built-in engineering-specific analysis
measurements for any application. understand your code. and signal processing libraries.

3 6
SOFTWARE

4 File Management 5 Software Distribution 6 Native Timing

Organize project files, hardware targets, and Streamline distributing software with Use the only tool with built-in functionality
documentation with the Project Explorer integrated tools that implement executables to control how timing is implemented and
to save time and maintain applications. and installers to shorten the build process. ensure code executes efficiently.
 Application software lies at the core of modern DAQ systems, making
itimperative that your software tool fits the needs of your application
today and easily scales in the future.

Focus on Execution, Not Integration

LabVIEW offers unprecedented integration with all measurement hardware, existing legacy software, and IPto help you solve
todays problems faster and more effectively with the capacity to evolve to meet your future challenges.

Connect to Hardware
Accommodate all of your I/O
requirements with LabVIEW.
Achieve seamless integration,
timing, and synchronization
with NI hardware. Connect
with over 10,000 third-
party instruments.
Analyze Signals and Create
Custom Algorithms
LabVIEW provides nearly
1000 built-in analysis
functions to extract meaning
from your data both in line
with acquisition and in
post-processing.
Build and Interact With
Custom User Interfaces
Use a drag-and-drop editor
toquickly create professional,
highly responsive, and
intuitive user interfaces to
control systems and display
measurements.
SOFTWARE
Save Data and
CreateReports
Save your data, the most
important output of your
measurement system, in
any file format and easily
share results using built-in
reporting tools.

The LabVIEW software allows for quick deployment and data access. This configuration forms a standard architecture
forfuture use on all of NASAs thermal and vacuum testing facilities.
James Dean, Jacobs Technology, USA

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 Additional NI DAQ Software
Whether you need to create simple or advanced queries to quickly find
data located anywhere on a disk or network, configure a multicore-ready
real-time engine, or enhance your Visual Studio productivity, additional
DAQ software offers a variety of value-added benefits.

DIAdem Data Management Software

DIAdem helps you analyze more of your data, which holds valuable information. With its hundreds of built-in, configuration-
based engineering functions, DIAdem can help you focus on the analysis process instead of the low-level formula details.
Youcan also add your own custom analysis formulas and integrate existing analysis routines from LabVIEW or .m files.
SOFTWARE

Find the Data You Need in Seconds Load Over 1,000 File Formats Analyze and Report Interactively
Create simple and advanced queries for Save time using a single tool to perform Create custom visualizations without
file-based data to quickly find the data you data analysis on any file regardless of its programming to make data-driven decisions
need to analyze. origin or format. toaccelerate your productivity.
VeriStand
VeriStand is a software environment for configuring real-time test applications. It helps you configure a multicore-ready real-
time engine to execute tasks such as real-time stimulus generation, DAQ for high-speed and conditioned measurements, and
calculated channels and custom channel scaling.

Out-of-the-Box Real-Time Test Software

You also can use VeriStand to import control algorithms,
simulation models, and other tasks from LabVIEW and
third-party environments. Monitor and interact with these
tasks using a run-time editable user interface that includes
tools for value forcing, alarm monitoring, I/Ocalibrating,
and stimulus profile editing.

Measurement Studio

SOFTWARE
Measurement Studio is the only suite of .NET tools designed for building professional engineering applications in Visual Studio
to acquire, analyze, and display measurement data.

Measurement Studio .NET Tools forEngineering

To help programmers dramatically reduce development
time, Measurement Studio provides customizable Windows
Presentation Foundation (WPF), Windows, and Web Forms
UI controls like graphs, charts, and gauges; advanced data
analysis functions; an efficient data storage API; and code-
generating tools for hardware communication.

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