Programma 17 april, Utrecht

Het lezingenprogramma in Utrecht.

 

09:30

Keynote

10:45

Introduction to NIDays 2007

11:15

Coffee break & Expo

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Module A1 – Trends in Data Acquisition

Module B1 – New Technologies in Measurements and Automation

 

Partner Presentations

11:45

Machine monitoring for the masses: What your equipment wants to tell you

Evaluating PCI Express and multicore processing technology for test and measurement

Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer Exam

User Presentation:
GOOP vs. LVOOP
Mr. J. Habets, VI Technologies

12:30

New USB data acquisition: As easy as it is powerful

Introduction to using LabVIEW for simulation and control design

Technical Data Management

13:00

Lunch & Expo

 

During the afternoon sessions you can visit our ‘Try-it-yourself demo stations’ in the expo area.

 

Module A2 – Tools in Test

Module B2 – Software Interfaces

 

Partner Presentations

14:00

Head-to-head instrument control bus comparison: GPIB, PCI, PCI Express, USB and Ethernet/LAN

Designing custom hardware with the LabVIEW FPGA module

Hands-on session:
Vision Builder IA

User Presentation:
Accurate RF signals with FPGA
Mr. W. Walstra, Carya &
Mr. J. van Heijenoort, Ursa Minor

14:40

Getting started with radio frequencies measurements

Effective signal processing algorithm implementation with LabVIEW and MathScript

Multisim 10
Mr. A. Floor, Electronics Workbench

15:00

Coffee break & Expo

 

Module A2 – Tools in Test

Module B2 – Software Interfaces

 

Partner Presentations

15:30

Selecting the right digitizer/data acquisition device

Tips and tricks to improve LabVIEW performance

Hands-on session:
Data Acquisition

User presentation:
Boundary Scan, integrated with your NI-based production testers complete testing and programming of complex mixed electronica boards
Mr. J. B. Dönmez, JTAG Technolgies

16:15

Setting up a test system (demo)

Methods for benchmarking and optimizing real-time applications

User presentation:
Remonte monitoring of thermodynamic power plants
Mr. A. Brebels, CIT Engineering