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April 2000

Computer-Based Tools for Scientists and Engineers at Stanford University

Computer-Based Tools for Scientists and Engineers at Stanford University

Presented by NATIONAL INSTRUMENTS

Join us for this important presentation.

Where: Hartley Conference Room
When: Friday, April 14th from 1-3 PM

Register by calling National Instruments at (512) 794-0100, or send e-mail (ni.register@natinst.com), or register through our web site at www.natinst.com

Refreshments will be served-we hope to see you there!!

Today's hardware and software tools can convert ordinary personal computers into high performance technical workstations. LabVIEW is a revolutionary programming environment used to acquire data, control processes, perform analysis, and display and store data. Its graphical language is far more intuitive than traditional text-based languages. Graphical programming is so popular among scientists and engineers that it has come to be known as G.

Use G to get an A!

All attendees receive a free CD which includes example software and solutions for mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, physics, chemistry, and the life sciences. Because the solutions are written in G, you can easily modify them to suit your needs.

Latest Technologies

PXI – The state-of-the-art modular instrumentation with exceptional performance. See how you can acquire a PXI system for half the cost of list price!
LabVIEW RT – You can now program in the same friendly development environment to control your applications in a deterministic manner. Find out about this cost-effective real-time hardware and software bundle available only to academia!
Computer-Based Instruments – Do you wish your instrument had the same storage capacity and processing power as your computer? You can now combine such features of your computer with a100 MHz oscilloscope, a multimeter, or a datalogger.

Academic Software Solutions Licenses – National Instruments has just reduced the prices of department, college, and campus licenses. Licenses include virtually all National Instruments software, support for all platforms including Linux, and unlimited installations. Get all the details!

FREE Software and Resources
We will also distribute copies of courseware and educational conference proceedings. You can easily modify the courseware text and virtual instruments for your laboratory.

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