In This Issue

• University of Leeds Wins Application of the Year and Student Design Showcase at the 2012 Graphical System Design Achievement Awards
• NI miniSystems Bring Instant Relevance to the Classroom
• Make Your Measurement System More Flexible
  
• The Best Demos From NIWeek 2012

University of Leeds Wins Application of the Year and Student Design Showcase at the 2012 Graphical System Design Achievement Awards


Researchers at the University of Leeds used NI CompactRIO to develop a realistic, reliable, and reconfigurable testing environment. See how they advanced and improved a novel heart assist device without the need for animal testing.
Read the full case study

Teaching Tools

NI miniSystems Bring Instant Relevance to the Classroom
Learn more about small-scale replications of real-world systems that connect with NI education hardware and software to create science and engineering systems like the ones that attracted students to engineering in the first place.
Watch the “What Are NI miniSystems?” video now

More Teaching Tools:

How to Build a Heart Rate Monitor Using LabVIEW and NI myDAQ

92 New Component Models for Teaching Power Electronics


Research Lab

Make Your Measurement System More Flexible With Counter/Timers
See how counters that are included on multifunction data acquisition (DAQ) devices and NI CompactDAQ chassis can be easily integrated into larger and more complex applications to make your test, measurement, and control applications more powerful.
Read the white paper

More From The Research Lab:

How to Choose the Right PXI System Architecture

101 Things to Do With a Vector Signal Transceiver (VIDEO)

Student Corner

The Best Demos From NIWeek 2012
See demos that feature everything from beer brewing automation to the GSDAA Application of the Year Heart Simulator from the University of Leeds.
Watch demos

More From Student Corner:

See how CompactRIO is changing the face of racing

Test your LabVIEW skills with our online exam