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TEST AND DATA ACQUISITION TRACK NI Embedded Monitoring Systems for Structural Health Monitoring There is a growing need for reliable, real-time measurement and analysis solutions. NI embedded monitoring systems including NI CompactDAQ, CompactRIO, and PXI are helping to provide critical information on large civil structures from bridges, to buildings, to pipelines and more. Learn how industry experts are using NI hardware and software in structural health monitoring. Richard Lindenberg, Senior Associate, Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates David Potter, Senior Product Strategist, National Instruments PXI under the Hood: Introduction to PXI and PXI Express Learn the basics of the PXI platform and explore the technical features of PXI, including timing and synchronization and streaming. Receive a business update on industry adoption, future growth, and the PXI Systems Alliance, and get a sneak peak at new products and case studies. Murali Manohar Ravindran, Product Manager, National Instruments Tuesday, August 5 10:30 –11:30 a.m. Room 17A Thursday, August 7 10:30 –11:30 a.m. Room 11A Synchronizing Measurements – From across a PXI Backplane to across the Globe Today you can synchronize modules in a single PXI chassis or multiple PXI systems. Learn how to synchronize PXI and PXI Express systems by sharing timing information by both signal-based and time-based schemes using GPS, IEEE 1588, and IRIG. See the synchronization schemes that engineers are developing for future systems. Matt Morel, Senior Project Engineer, Cal-Bay Systems Adam Ullrich, Timing and Synchronization Project Manager, National Instruments Optimizing Your PXI System for the Long Haul (High Availability) PXI products from NI are designed and proven to provide years of reliable operation, even in some of the most extreme operating environments. Learn how to select and install the most appropriate hardware and architect your software to ensure years of dependable operation. Patrick Webb, Product Manager, National Instruments Thursday, August 7 10:30 –11:30 a.m. Room 17A Wednesday, August 6 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. Room 17B Techniques for Architecting Hybrid Test Systems Power Monitoring with NI PACs With the growing demand of energy and energy storage needed for manufacturing, households, and even automotive applications, power quality has become a more integral measurement. Learn about power monitoring technology and how to use NI PACs to create a modular, flexible power quality and metering device. Brett Burger, Product Manager, National Instruments A common test system management challenge is adding new technologies while balancing longevity and scalability. Learn how to optimize your system by incorporating multiple buses to form a hybrid multiplatform system. See how a well-defined modular hardware and software architecture helps you upgrade your system components as needed while maximizing your investment. Peter Gardow, Systems Engineer, Hamilton Sundstrand Jennifer Schwartz, Product Manager, National Instruments Thursday, August 7 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. Room 16B Tuesday, August 5 3:30 – 4:30 p.m. Room 17A 45

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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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