National Instruments Virtual Automated Test Summit
The 2009 Virtual Automated Test Summit will take place on May 20th. The free online event features two live keynotes, five application-focused exhibition pavilions that are new to the show, 25 on-demand sessions organized into five technical workshops and more than 15 vendor exhibition booths. The Virtual Automated Test Summit offers expert-led training focused on applying best practices from the top trends in test and measurement which include software-defined instrumentation, parallel processing techniques, and new methods for wireless and semiconductor test.
Virtual Automated Test Summit Workshops
- Moving to a Software-Defined Test Strategy
- Understanding Traditional versus Software-Defined System Design
- Choosing the Right Modular Instruments Based on Your DUT Requirements
- Techniques for Software-Defined Measurements and Analysis
- Tips from a System Integrator
- Maximizing Processor and Instrumentation Utilization
- Demystifying Multicore and Multithreaded Programming
- Evaluating Parallel Test Models and Architectures
- Increasing Parallel Data Streaming Bandwidth with PXI Express
- Understanding RF Test: What Every Engineer Should Know
- Key Tips to Reduce the Measurement Time of WLAN Signals
- Mastering RF Record and Playback
- Configuring Phase-Coherent MIMO Test Systems
- Fundamentals of GPS Simulation
- Discovering New Techniques for Closed-Loop Test
- Architecting Adaptable Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) Test Systems
- Developing Protocol Aware Test Systems
- Designing Custom FPGA I/O for High-Performance Test
- 10 Ways to Increase Your Throughput with Zero Cost
- Integrating GPIB, PXI, VXI, and LXI Hybrid Systems
- Uncovering PXI System Design Best Practices
- Exploring Advanced NI TestStand Software Architectures
- Best Practices for Large Application Development with LabVIEW
- Advanced Debugging Tips and Tricks in LabWindows/CVI
- Exploring Effective Calibration and Sparing Strategies
More info: 2009 Virtual Automated Test Summit (pdf)
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