National Instruments Product Guide - 2008 - (Page 11) NI DIAdem National Instruments DIAdem offers configuration-based technical data management, analysis, and report generation tools to help you mine and analyze your data interactively. Quickly search and mine your data to find trends and correlations Load and analyze data sets containing more than 100 billion data points Inspect data, compare test runs, and identify anomalies using interactive visualization tools Create professional reusable reports to share your results Learn more at ni.com/diadem Related Products NI DataFinder Server Edition Manage test data across multiple groups and departments regardless of format. NI INSIGHT Intuitively visualize measured data on CAD/CAE models. DIAdem Crash Analysis Toolkit Automate crash data analysis and reporting in compliance with international standards. NI Multisim National Instruments Multisim from the NI Electronics Workbench Group equips professional PCB designers with world-class tools for schematic capture, interactive simulation, and board layout. Multisim combines the power of SPICE simulation with LabVIEW graphical development software to create a streamlined and integrated design flow for easily comparing simulation to real-world results. Capture, simulate, and design in an intuitive and interactive design environment Reduce design iterations with sophisticated SPICE analysis and validation tools Learn more at ni.com/multisim Related Products NI Ultiboard Lay out, route, and prepare your PCB designs for manufacture with a flexible environment that is seamlessly integrated with Multisim. NI Multisim MCU Module Interface the simulation of a microcontroller with analog and digital SPICE models. NI Electronics Education Platform Help students translate theory into practice with the integrated academic platform of Multisim, LabVIEW, and the NI Educational Laboratory Virtual Instrumentation Suite (NI ELVIS). ni.com 11 http://ni.com/diadem http://ni.com/multisim http://ni.com
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