Measurement Studio is an integrated suite of tools and class libraries created specifically for .NET programmers. It is designed for engineers and scientists building test, measurement, and control applications using Microsoft Visual Studio 2010/2008/2005. Measurement Studio increases developer productivity by extending the Microsoft .NET Framework and provides measurement and automation classes as well as Windows Forms and Web Forms controls for Visual Basic .NET and Visual C#.
Explore the main features of Measurement Studio below.
Reduce development time with Measurement Studio tools that integrate seamlessly into Visual Studio .NET.
Create Web or Windows applications with ease by interactively editing and formatting UI components.
Access thousands of engineering-specific functions such as frequency analysis, curve fitting, and more.
Perform inline analysis in real time on acquired signals without the difficult task of writing custom parsing algorithms.
Use graphs, gauges, knobs, and LEDs designed for engineering applications and compatibility with hardware-acquired data types.
Reduce programming effort with inherent network data-binding of UI components and flexible design-time editors.
Remove the complexity of hardware communication through high-level, intuitive, object-oriented hardware class libraries.
Interactively configure and generate ready-to-use DAQ and instrument control code from within Visual Studio.
Use Measurement Studio component-based classes as a foundation, and then inherit from and extend to create customized classes.
Extend the style and behavior of UI controls with the Measurement Studio architecture.
Call Measurement Studio .NET assemblies in NI TestStand, and then gather and report test results. Use Measurement Studio to create the UI for your test system.
Edit and debug .NET assemblies from NI TestStand using Visual Studio with direct integration provided by Measurement Studio.