Destructive Test Facility Relies on VXI Fiber
Optic Network for Synchronous Data Acquisition
By Steve Krebs, KineticSystems
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Destructive Test Facility Relies on VXI Fiber
Optic Network for Synchronous Data Acquisition
Why a Large Military Customer Uses a VXI 4.0 Interface
All new military programs face the problem that new systems need to maintain backward compatibility with existing test program sets (TPSs). At the same time, they want to implement new features and makes their systems ready for the next 20 years.
>> Read moreThe VXIbus architecture has proven to be an ideal solution for high channel count applications that require extremely tight synchronization between multiple instruments and mainframes. Additionally, VXIbus products have historically integrated quite easily with other open-instrumentation platforms and communication buses such as IEEE-488, IEEE-1394 and USB 2.0, providing a very stable platform, independent of rapidly changing PC bus architectures.
Tom Sarfi, VTI Instruments
Longevity is the main interest for system integrators who have to support their systems with long lifecycles like in military test systems. Systems designed in the early days of VXI are still fully supported today and can be extended without changing any of the existing infrastructures.
Dr. Fred Bloennigen, CEO of Bustec