Test Measurement Features

Complex manufacturing drives the need for internal inspection

Complex manufacturing drives the need for internal inspection

Many components and assemblies have internal features that are difficult to inspect non-destructively, as conventional metrology requires them to be sectioned. Belgian researchers are hoping to overcome these difficulties by using X-ray Computed Tomography (CT) to measure the interiors of such components in 3D.

Cloud computing and the test environment

Cloud computing and the test environment

The cloud is changing the information technology (IT) landscape. So, what is it that makes it so compelling and how will it impact the test and measurement industry? We delve into National Instruments' latest Automated Test Outlook 2014 report to find out.

Torque sensor aids supercharger research at Imperial College

Torque sensor aids supercharger research at Imperial College

Ultra Boost, a three year project partially funded by the Technology Strategy Board, is aiming to develop a supercharged petrol engine with the same power output and only 35 percent of the exhaust emissions of a current five-litre V8 engine that is only half the size.

It’s now easier to take measurements in the field with NI's CompactDAQ

It’s now easier to take measurements in the field with NI's CompactDAQ

National Instruments (NI) has made further investments in its CompactDAQ platform with a new rugged chassis, as well as NI CompactDAQ support for the LabVIEW Electrical Power Suite.

Zinc casting specialist boosts precision with laser scanning

Zinc casting specialist boosts precision with laser scanning

At PMS Diecasting, products are inspected by non-contact, 3D laser scanning to an accuracy of 2.5 microns, mirroring the precision of touch probing.

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