When investing in the development of automated test equipment (ATE), you want to be sure you are not creating a system that is difficult to modify as changes to your test requirements or devices under test (DUTs) occur. Thus, it is wise to develop a system using a common core approach that is flexible, easy […]
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The testing of compressor efficiency in the natural gas pipeline industry is essential. G Systems designed a lightweight, portable test system to automate testing, calculate performance parameters, and record data. This case study discusses the design and benefits of a portable, rugged NI CompactRIO-based system with LabVIEW Real-Time software used in the natural gas industry.
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When it comes to high-channel-count systems, configuration management needs to be approached at a high level across the whole architecture of the system. The need for a user-friendly and organized configuration management interface is just as important as developing the software to run the tests and view results. Managing channel information along with all the various
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Often, the act of performing a measurement on a signal can alter the signal. For example, your measurement instrument could cause extra current to flow between the device under test (DUT) and measurement tool, resulting in a signal that is slightly different than the original output. Sometimes a slight change in a signal is fine. But other
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When developing automated test equipment (ATE), there is a lot to think about. Not only do you need to develop a system that has the required test functionality, but you also need to protect your investment by ensuring your system is designed for longevity and is highly reliable. No one wants to spend precious capital
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When it comes to high-channel-count test systems, maintaining the system and data collected can be extremely difficult if you do not have the right tools to simplify and manage the process. Organizations often try to cut corners because it can take just as much time and resources to develop the right management tools as it
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Engineers Week is an opportunity to honor the men and women who are driving engineering innovation. We are a company made up of engineers who provide engineering services to some of the world’s most innovative companies, so we know a thing or two about what makes a great engineer. As founder and CEO of
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Organizations often only start thinking about obsolescence when issues such as machinery breakdowns or software security problems start to occur. These issues can easily sneak up on you with aging systems and, if ignored, can hinder productivity, result in costly downtime, and take a lot of time and money to fix. In this white paper, we discuss how to
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For high-channel-count test systems, maintaining the system and the data collected can be extremely difficult if you do not have the right tools to simplify and manage the process. Oftentimes, organizations try to cut corners when it comes to managing high-channel-count system configurations because it can take just as much time and resources to develop the
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Accelerated life testing is an important process to ensure products continue to function as intended throughout their entire lifecycle. To perform this process as quickly as possible, accelerated life testers (ALTs) can be used to conduct tests in parallel using multiple testers. This way, potential problems in a product can be identified much more quickly
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Based near Dallas, Texas, G Systems is an internationally recognized systems integrator specializing in the modernization of complex systems of all sizes. We are experienced in the design, integration, assembly, production, and maintenance of custom turnkey solutions that support our customers at all phases of their product’s maturity cycle.
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