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Easier configuration for CAN-based acquisition

National Instruments has expanded the functionality of its controller area network (CAN) product line to provide access to more than 50 I/O modules.

News from National Instruments, Feb 3, 2003

Radio modules simplify vehicle management

Highlighting the breadth of applications now employing wireless technology, AeroComm has supplied transceivers for a range of vehicle management applications.

News from AeroComm, Jan 27, 2003

Module combines wireless modem with positioning

Alpha Micro's AMC1802GSXLA dual-band GPRS/GSM embedded radio modem module is now available with optional GPS (Global Positioning System) functionality.

News from Alpha Micro Components, Jan 16, 2003

Weighing systems provide traceability

Marco Weighing Systems is helping leading UK bakery group Greggs meet rapidly growing demand from thousands of hungry customers.

News from Marco Weighing, Jan 9, 2003

Zero power modems help relieve leaks

Multilog dataloggers from Radcom Technologies use Telemodem 2 technology, allowing users to call up extended networks remotely to a central location for instant monitoring of pressure and water flow.

News from Jekyll Electronic Technology, Dec 20, 2002

Novel measurement techniques up for licence

The International Frequency Sensor Association (IFSA) has revealed two novel methods of measurement for duty cycle and phase shift.

News from International Frequency Sensor Association (IFSA), Nov 26, 2002

Frugal embedded modem speeds meter reading

A new industrial modem that combines high-speed data transfer with low power operation has just been launched by Jekyll Electronic Technology.

News from Jekyll Electronic Technology, Nov 22, 2002

Accurate analysis helps develop bigger blades

Data acquisition and analysis equipment from HBM is helping NEG Micon Rotors produce larger wind turbine blades for wind farms at its UK research and development centre on the Isle of Wight.

News from HBM United Kingdom, Nov 22, 2002

Take good data around the world

Lexmark International produced so much SPC data that its greatest challenge was to make it easy for people throughout its organisation to make proper use of it.

News from Adept Scientific, Nov 18, 2002

ActiveX puts acquisition software to better use

The latest version of HBM's data analysis software, Catman 4.0, features an ActiveX interface to link the software to external applications.

News from HBM United Kingdom, Nov 18, 2002

Tablet PCs arrive with broad industry support

The long-held industry vision of pen-based computing this week became a reality as Microsoft and a broad range of computer, software and chip companies announced the availability of Tablet PCs.

News from Microsoft, Nov 15, 2002

Software acquires data on latest handheld

Datastick Systems has released new versions of the powerful Datastick Connection suite of software products that take full advantage of the features of Palm's new Tungsten T handheld computer.

News from Datastick Systems, Nov 13, 2002

Windows-based acquisition replaces tape recorders

The Ministry of Defence has installed a data collection and analysis unit developed by Southampton based Kenda Electronic Systems on its entire fleet of Type 22 frigates.

News from Kenda Electronic Systems, Nov 13, 2002

Acquisition software keeps track of screw torque

Notocord-S1 data acquisition software has been chosen by a major automotive electronics manufacturer to perform long-term measurement of screwdriving torque.

News from Notocord Systems, Nov 11, 2002

Software makes more sense of acquired data

For any engineer or researcher working with long time series, DADiSP has long represented an intriguing third way of manipulating, editing, displaying or analysing data.

News from Adept Scientific, Oct 31, 2002

Transmitters provide wireless acquisition

Part of the Nomad family, the OM-CP-RF range of miniature, wireless, battery-powered transmitters are all-in-one compact, portable, easy to use devices.

News from Omega Engineering, Oct 31, 2002

OPC link aids acquisition and control

Engineers can now use any OPC-enabled software - spreadsheets, databases, virtual instruments etc - to communicate with the new Microlink OPC servers for measurement and control.

News from Biodata, Oct 29, 2002

Rail-mounted radio system for flexible telemetry

The 200 series transmitter and 210 receiver from RF Solutions form an easy-to-use DIN-rail-mounted system that enables wireless remote switching and data logging.

News from RF Solutions, Oct 28, 2002

Acquisition software on show at TEAM

Data Translation plans to demonstrate the new versions of its quality-control machine vision and data acquisition software at the TEAM exhibition next month in Birmingham.

News from Data Translation, Oct 23, 2002

Acquisition software maintains battery quality

WinWedge inputs serial data from any instrument directly into Excel, Access, MMIs, LIMS, statistical software etc - in fact any Windows 3.x, 95, 98, NT or DOS application.

News from Adept Scientific, Oct 15, 2002

Surveyor keeps track of pipeline potentials

BAC Corrosion Control has a new Windows-compatible version of its highly reputable Surveyor System which enables a complete pipe to soil potential profiles over an entire pipeline length.

News from BAC Corrosion Control, Oct 15, 2002

Graphical control for acquisition

DasyLab 7.0 enables users without the time for programming to create the perfect on-screen control panel and information display, and handle the interface to their data acquisition hardware.

News from Adept Scientific, Oct 14, 2002

Software makes sense of thermal data

For laboratory, R and D and process control applications, Ircon's Image Analysis software package enables users to capture thermal data at an adjustable speed up to 60 frames per second.

News from Ircon, Oct 8, 2002

PCI data acquisition system runs straight from box

Anyone looking to simultaneously acquire data from thermocouples and a mix of other signals to a PC will welcome the DynaRes series PCI data acquisition package from IOtech.

News from Adept Scientific, Sep 18, 2002