Interactive Test Webcast Series: Optimise Your Automated Test Systems

Taking place between 1st and 10th March, each webcast will be broadcast at 10am and 2pm, giving attendees the opportunity to directly interact with presenters and test experts. The webcasts will also be available on demand after the series is complete at ni.com/uk/testwebcastseries The programme for the webcast series is as follows: Choosing the Right Modular Instruments Based on Your DUT Requirements 1st March, 10am and 2pm See how modular instrumentation based on the industry-standard PXI platform can provide a solid foundation upon which to build powerful test systems. Gain an understanding of basic instrument specifications, such as bandwidth, sampling rate, resolution and accuracy, and discover the fundamental knowledge required to select the right instruments for each application. Introduction to NI TestStand 2nd March, 10am and 2pm Learn how to develop automated test and validation systems faster with NI TestStand, powerful ready-to-run test management software. See how it can be used to develop test executive software that manages and executes test sequences written in any programming language and integrates with enterprise systems. Increase Your Test Capabilities with Reconfigurable FPGA Technology 3rd March, 10am and 2pm Test systems for complex products often require custom or field-programmable gate array (FPGA)-enabled test hardware. Discover how to implement protocol-aware tests with scalable, high-level tools using standard building blocks or custom implementations. Structural and Acoustical Testing for Efficient and Safe Systems 8th March, 10am and 2pm Whether developing an aircraft wing, a suspension bridge or a wind turbine, structural testing is key to ensuring the critical safety of the deployed system. Learn ways to rapidly acquire and analyse test measurement data such as force, strain, sound and vibration using an open, scalable test and measurement platform. Real-Time Testing of Complex Systems 9th March, 10am and 2pm Examine ways to combine the advantages of graphical system design, commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) hardware, deterministic buses and simulation models to design, prototype and deploy the next generation of military, automotive and avionics systems. Five RF Measurements Every Engineer Should Know 10th March, 10am and 2pm Learn how to use the software-defined PXI platform to take five common RF measurements, including phase noise, noise figure and power. For more details and to register for National Instruments Test Webcast Series, please go to ni.com/uk/testwebcastseries.