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Timing is an essential element to all test, control, and design applications and should be a key consideration in any system. It defines the measurement capabilities of systems and is constrained by variables such as proximity. Timing and synchronization technologies allow the correlation or coordination of events in time and maximize the value the system provides. The end goal may be to time system events to a known standard or to time events relative to or in response to one another.
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Understanding Timing & Synchronization Want to learn more about synchronization? These lessons explore the technologies and concepts of synchronization. Learn about basic concepts like clocks and triggers, and then move to advanced topics such as time based systems. |
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How-To Review reference architectures, sample code, and tutorials to speed development of your project employing synchronization. |
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Applications Using Synchronization Study how synchronization has enabled scientists and engineers within your industry to problem solve and innovate.
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Synchronization Products Examine the products that National Instruments offers to add synchronization technology in your application. |
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