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Using Wideband IF Digitizers to Solve Challenges in Streaming and Recording RF Signals - Whitepaper
January 11, 2018RF signal streaming: Various capabilities of wideband IF digitizers with built-in FPGA chips.
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NI releases test system with ATE Core Configurations at NIWeek 2017 - News
May 24, 2017
AUSTIN. AT NIWeek 2017, National Instruments (NI) officials announced a new ATE Core Configurations, which delivers mechanical, power, and safety infrastructure to help users accelerate the design and build of automated test systems in industries that range from semiconductor, consumer electronics, aerospace, and automotive.
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Embedded SDR spans frequencies from 70 MHz to 6 GHz - Product
March 07, 2017
The USRP E313 from Ettus Research, a National Instruments company, is a rugged and weatherproof software-defined radio (SDR) designed for outdoor deployment. Containing an embedded USRP E310 inside an IP67-rated enclosure, the USRP E313 provides ingress protection against dust and water to...
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PXI instruments for defense/aerospace come with test program set compatibility - News
September 16, 2016
AUSTIN. Astronics Test Systems, Inc. and National Instruments collaborative effort has enabled the release of the Astronics PXIe-6943 Digital Test Instrument, Astronics PXIe-3352 Rubidium Clock Source and Astronics PXIe-1209 Pulse Pattern Generator, as well as the previously announced Astronics PXIe-2461 Frequency Time Interval Counter. The intent of the collaboration is to provide PXI-based instruments with test program set-(TPS-) compatible software for existing VXI instruments.
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Astronics collaborates with NI to introduce first Rubidium/GPS test instrument - News
August 02, 2016
AUSTIN. National Instruments (NI) and Astronics Test Systems ? a wholly owned subsidiary of Astronics Corporation ? collaborated to introduce the Rubidium/GPS Frequency Standard Test Instrument, PXIe-3352, which combines a rubidium oscillator with a GPS receiver into a one, precision instrument.
