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National Instruments' (NI) series of 28 GHz radio heads for the mmWave Transceiver System creates a commercially available full transceiver that covers a spectrum from 27.5 GHz to 29.5 GHz. Courtesy: National Instruments

Series of radio heads for transceiver system

National Instruments' (NI) ATE Core Configurations are designed to deliver core mechanical, power, and safety infrastructure to help users accelerate the design and build of automated test systems. Courtesy: National Instruments

Energy Efficiency

Core configurations for accelerated test systems

National Instruments' (NI) cDAQ-9185 and cDAQ-9189 multislot Ethernet chassis feature are designed to enhance time sensitive networking (TSN) and rugged CompactDAQ hardware for distributed measurements. Courtesy: National Instruments

Multislot Ethernet chassis for enhancing TSN

National Instruments announced the opening of the NI Industrial IoT (IIoT) lab at its Austin headquarters. The lab’s operational focus includes areas such as microgrid control and communication, advanced control for manufacturing, and asset monitoring for

Industrial Internet of Things lab opened

National Instruments (NI) announced that its board of directors has elected Alex Davern (left) to serve as chief executive officer (CEO) and president of National Instruments. He will be replacing Dr. James Truchard (right), who will remain as chairman of

Company announces CEO transition plan

National Instruments' LabVIEW multiple-input and multiple-output (MIMO) Application Framework is designed to enable researchers to build both traditional MIMO and massive MIMO prototypes for wireless applications working on 5G prototyping. Courtesy: Natio

MIMO application framework for 5G prototyping

National Instruments' NI PXIe-6570 digital pattern instrument and NI digital pattern editor are designed for manufacturers of RFICs, MEMS devices, and mixed-signal integrated circuits (ICs) from the closed architectures of conventional semiconductor autom

Digital pattern instrument and editor for semiconductor test systems

National Instruments' turnkey Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) Simulators that are built on an open, modular architecture and are designed to help automotive and aerospace embedded software testers maintain quality. Courtesy: National Instruments

Simulators, Optimizers

Hardware-in-the-loop simulators with open, modular architecture

National Instruments' (NI) LabVIEW 2016 system design software is designed to help engineers simplify development and integrate software from the ecosystem into their systems. Courtesy: National Instruments

Virtualization, Cloud Analytics

System design software for simplified development and software integration

National Instruments' Wireless Test System (WTS) is designed to lower the cost of high-volume wireless manufacturing test and multiply throughput on the production floor and allows manufacturers to improve instrument utilization when testing multiple devi

Wireless test solution for manufacturing

National Instruments' CompactRIO Controller (left), Controller for FlexRIO (center), and the Single-Board RIO Controller (right) are embedded systems hardware based on the LabVIEW reconfigurable I/O (RIO) architecture. Courtesy: National Instruments

Embedded systems hardware for IIoT applications

National Instruments' LabVIEW 2015 system design software has added speed improvements, development shortcuts, and debugging tools and has added features designed to help developers operate more efficiently. Courtesy: National Instruments

System design software receives upgraded version