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Instrumentation Newsletter
Q2 2009

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Feature Stories

• Think Beyond the Box - A Software-Defined Approach to RF Test
• Eight Cost-Free Techniques to Improve Test Throughput
• Embedded Industry Trend - Sensors Get Smart
• Virtual Instrumentation Helps Engineers Upgrade Infrastructure

News from NI

• Innovating through Tough Times
• Lunacy Challenge Incorporates CompactRIO at FIRST Championship
• The Future of Instrument Control - The Software Is Still the Instrument

Products and Technology

• New RIO IF Transceiver Module Brings FPGAs to RF Applications
• Address Three Top Software Engineering Challenges with LabVIEW Tools
• New Suite of Embedded I/O Modules for NI Single-Board RIO
• Explore RF IP for LabVIEW FPGA on NI Labs
• Simulating a Wind Power System
• Sound Quality Algorithms Optimize NVH Applications
• New In-Chassis High-Speed Data Streaming Module for PXI Express
• NI AudioMASTER Adds S/PDIF Digital Audio Test Capabilities
• NI RF PXI Platform Expands with New GPS Simulation Toolkit
• Bring Classroom Theory to Life with NI ELVIS II+ and Plug-In Boards
• New NI Digital Electronics FPGA Board Connects to NI ELVIS
• NI Issues Inaugural Corporate Citizenship Report
• NI Software Grant Funds Medical Device Development
• Did You Know LabVIEW Could Convert Your PC or SBC into a Real-Time System?
• How to Integrate Your Tools into the LabVIEW Environment
• Netbooks: Compact, Low-Cost Computing

Customer and Alliance News

• NASA Tests James Webb Telescope with LabVIEW FPGA
• Optimizing Solar Panel Production
• LabVIEW Community Extends Support of New Protocols

Customer Resources

• Customize Your Chip Characterization with NI FlexRIO and LabVIEW FPGA
• On-Demand Training Offers Free Self-Paced Learning Options
• NI Labs Includes Pioneer Release of C Interface to LabVIEW FPGA
• National Instruments RF and Communications Technology Forum
• Attend the 2009 Virtual Automated Test Summit, Now Online

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