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The Future Direction of Electronic Test

Posted September 14, 2007 10:03 AM by wmaczka

Military electronic test trends include the use of synthetic instruments and in-circuit emulators. Synthetic (modular) instruments can be software-configured for multiple functions (spectrum analyzers, power meters, or oscilloscopes). Other tools support testing for a range of microprocessors. Will those types of tools be needed by the rest of industry -- and is this the best direction to follow?

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Re: The Future Direction of Electronic Test

09/17/2007 2:11 PM

I guess I'm just more comfortable with using a real scope, meter, etc than believing what a virtual instrument tells me. When I start seeing weird data I begin to wonder If the problem is with the computer code , processing speed etc... and or the operating system ) aka Windows. Who here hasn't had a strange computer related problem ?

Not sold on virtual instruments yet.

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Re: The Future Direction of Electronic Test

12/01/2009 3:13 AM

Very promising offering to a wide range of electronic test equipment that well be maintained conveniently to its test instruments. This applications is suitable for many in electronic & data, electrical power, general instrumentation and environmental areas.

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