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The above examples show that software-centric and modular I/O hardware has gradually become a trend in the test and measurement instrument industry, and this is exactly the virtual instrument technology (VI) that NI has been promoting. “This shows the correctness of the path that NI has followed for 30 years.†Ms. Zhu Jun, China marketing manager for NI, recently met with industry media in Shanghai and said, “When NI proposed the concept of 'virtual instrument technology', many People think that it cannot be a mainstream technology. What we are seeing today is that VI has not only become the direction of development of the test and measurement industry, but it is clear that the test and measurement industry has entered the era of Instrumentation 2.0. Instrumenation 2.0 borrows the notion of web 2.0, which has been very popular recently. It highlights the user's control of data and the strong demand for customization.
Software-centric, modular hardware integration
Adding as many new features as possible to the product in the shortest possible time seems to have become the biggest challenge facing electronic systems design engineers. The test system must closely follow the development of the product technology to be tested, but the increased complexity of the system under test and the requirement for test time make traditional test technologies increasingly incapable of satisfying “excessive†test requirements. With traditional measuring instrument technology, engineers have only two options: either develop a dedicated test solution for the product or use a universal test instrument. However, proprietary systems are expensive, and general-purpose instruments are difficult to meet test requirements.
"Compatible with the advantages of the above two solutions, software-centric systems have opened a new era. This approach provides design and test engineers with the fastest, most cost-effective way to create their own custom instrumentation systems." Zhu Jun said, "It is Instrument Technology 2.0."
Some recent events in the market seem to suggest that the industry has entered a new phase. The first thing to mention is Agilent Technologies, although the company once thought that PXI was not the future trend of test and measurement technology, but it launched two acquisitions (Acqiris and PXIT) for the technology solution provider at the end of last year and in 2007. The PXI Alliance was announced at the end of March. Also worthy of note is Tektronix. With the assistance of National Instruments, this oscilloscope leader used the interactive measurement software provided by NI in its TDS1000B, TDS2000B, and DPO4000 series digital storage oscilloscopes to help engineers easily work on the PC. Connect and control the Tektronix instrument. In addition, the supplier Keith Force also complied with the trend, in December 2006 launched a line of products that meet the PXI standard.