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SOUND AND VIBRATION SUMMIT SESSIONS Advanced LabVIEW Signal Processing Algorithms and Architectures for Sound and Vibration Explore exciting sound and vibration architectures including hard-drive noise detection, engine knock detection, adaptive filtering, active noise control, fan production test, and speaker testing. Learn about advanced signal processing algorithms such as wavelets, rub and buzz, cepstrum, AR modeling, and joint time-frequency analysis. Nanxiong Zhang, Signal Processing Engineer, Advanced Data Management Techniques for Vibration Analysis Hot Topic Discover new data management techniques and how to use NI DIAdem data management software for post-acquisition vibration analysis. Also learn how IntraStage used a data management system with DIAdem to share vibration data across the enterprise. Caroline Bright, Product Manager, National Instruments Tom Armes, President, IntraStage National Instruments Tuesday, August 5 4:45 – 5:45 p.m. Room 11A/B Wednesday, August 6 2:15 – 3:15 p.m. Room 11A/B Structural Health Monitoring Research and Deployment Rookie’s Guide to Sound and Vibration Participate in this introductory session to gain an oveview of NI sound and vibration technologies. Learn about everything from software analysis functions such as octave analysis, fast Fourier transform (FFT), A-weighting, and filtering to hardware requirements such as antialiasing, 24-bit ADCs, and simultaneous sampling. Also receive an in-depth overview of sensor types and measurement concerns. Kent Lau, Applications Engineer, National Instruments Ed Terrell, President, G.R.A.S. Sound & Vibration Vibration measurements are critical in the emerging study of structural health monitoring. Hear from leading researchers from the University of California, San Diego, and industry experts at WJE Associates about implementing successful vibration measurement and analysis systems in case studies of bridges, buildings, and more. Bob Hannen, Associate Principal, and Rich Lindenberg, Senior Associate, WJE Associates Mike Fraser, Research Associate, University of California, San Diego Wednesday, August 6 3:30 – 4:30 p.m. Room 11A/B Wednesday, August 6 10:30 –11:30 a.m. Room 11A/B Feedback Panel for Audio, NVH, and MCM Applications Advanced Machine Condition Monitoring Algorithms in LabVIEW Learn about new advanced machine condition monitoring algorithms that are improving machinery fault detection including torsional vibration, envelope detection, and bearing fault detection. Also discover how some of the new implementations in FPGA, such as tachometer processing and fixed-point math, are revolutionizing the machine condition monitoring industry. Stuart Gillen, DSA Group Manager, National Instruments Mike Albright, General Manager, Signal.X Technologies Join NI to discuss the latest in acoustics, noise and vibration, and machine condition monitoring trends. The panel answers questions and discusses the future of engineering innovation. NI developers also are on hand to listen to your feedback on NI sound and vibration products. National Instruments Wednesday, August 6 4:45 – 5:45 p.m. Room 11A/B Wednesday, August 6 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. Room 11A/B 22

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Program Contents CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS Letter from Dr. James Truchard Keynote Presentations Conference Information Evening Activities Networking Activities Must-See and Hands-On Sessions TECHNICAL SUMMITS RF and Wireless Communications Summit Robotics Summit Sound and Vibration Summit Vision Summit SEASON GUIDE Embedded Design Track Industrial and Automation Track Software Development Techniques Track Test and Data Acquisition Track SPECIAL EVENTS Medical Device Workshop Training and Certification IEEE Wireless Hive Networks Conference Graphical System Design Achievement Awards EXHIBITION AND SPONSORS Exhibition Hall Floor Map National Instruments Product Showcase Pavilions Technology Theater Exhibitors Sponsors

NI Week 2008 Conference Program

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