Do engineering! NI Innovative engineering education craze swept across the country

Electronic enthusiasts network: In the face of increasingly competitive market, including the United States National Instruments (NI), Terry and Agilent and other major well-known measurement manufacturers frequently, each of the surprising strokes: the Great expectations of the measurement instrument Innovation Feast nidays is leading the creative tide; Terry spread out the measuring front, Show us a series of test hotspots, including high-speed serial technology, embedded system design, optical and communication standards, and so on, Agilent launched new innovative products to help solve the challenges faced by test engineers. Electronic Enthusiast Network editorial department according to the site's users and the number of visitors to the 2012 test and measurement industry's most popular event for the selection, and finally reached the top 10, is to integrate it, readers. Electronic enthusiasts Network more 2012 review series of articles have been grandly launched, please pay attention!

Do engineering! NI Innovative engineering education craze swept across the country

The eighth session of the NI College Teachers ' Conference (Professor Day 2012) was successfully held in Harbin on July 19 by National Limited Co., Ltd. Meeting around the theme of "graphic system design to help innovative engineering teaching and efficient college research", a total of more than 244 teachers from 22 provinces/municipalities and 110 colleges and universities in the country have been invited to the annual exhibition of the latest technology and achievements. For the convenience of electronic enthusiasts network readers to the eighth session of NI University teachers to further understanding, so this article in the form of a comprehensive review of the event. Further details

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