Company and Product News
A Special Message
for Students and Educators. NI Multisim Student Edition 10.0 Now
Available!
National Instruments Electronics Workbench Group
is pleased to announce the release of NI Multisim Student Edition. The
student edition combines our easy-to-use schematic capture, powerful
analyses and interactive SPICE simulation with features to help students
learn fundamental electrical engineering topics more
easily. Students can now prepare for design projects, laboratories and
better understand homework assignments by creating circuits of up to 50
components choosing from a database of nearly 4000 components.
NI Multisim 10.0 Student Edition also includes microcontroller simulation with NI Multisim MCU Module and layout and routing features.
Learn more at ni.com/academic/multisimse
NI Week 2007
Join us at NI Week 2007, August 7-9 in Austin, Texas. Join engineers, scientists, educators, and exhibitors from all over the world and attend this three-day event which includes interactive technical sessions and exhibitions and workshops on the latest developments for automation, manufacturing, design and test.
For 13 years, engineers and scientists from around
the world have come together in Austin to experience NI Week. Here's why
you should join us in 2007:
- More than 180 technical sessions -
Bring your colleagues to learn about NI products, user applications,
industry trends and more in these interactive sessions.
- Hands-on training - Get up close
and personal with NI hardware and software through a variety of
hands-on sessions.
- Four technical summits - Explore
trends and innovations in graphical system design, RF and wireless
communications, sound and vibration and vision.
- Leading edge product demonstrations - Watch as NI leaders and industry experts demonstrate innovative
applications that save companies significant time and money
Learn more about NI Week 2007 and register
today at ni.com/niweek
Download the preliminary conference program
here.
Academic Resources
Practical Teaching Ideas
Practical Teaching Ideas is a FREE collection of introductory and
advanced laboratory assignments on topics such as circuit theory,
transistors and RF communication. This comprehensive electronics course
helps you use NI Multisim interactive simulation software and the NI
ELVIS prototyping workstation to reinforce classroom theory. Professors
and electronics educators can use these ready-to-run experiments free of
charge in an educational setting.
Download the courseware now.
NEW Academic Circuits
Page at ni.com
The newly redesigned ni.com/academic/circuits web-page provides professors, lab instructors and students with a single online destination for the resources to teach fundamental and advanced topics in electronics, circuit design and SPICE simulation.
Visit our new ni.com/academic/circuits page NOW!
Visit our new
ni.com/academic/circuits page NOW!
Events
Multisim & Ultiboard Training Classes Available
Looking for the fastest way to become productive with NI Multisim
or NI Ultiboard? Sign up for a professional training course to learn how to
effectively integrate our tools into your design process, to capture,
simulate and lay out your printed circuit boards. These hands-on courses
allow you to immediately apply and practice what you learn. The two day NI Multisim Basics course and one day NI
Ultiboard Basics are available today. If you are interested in
signing up or want to know more please call your local representative.
Learn more.
Development Resources
NI-EWB R&D Staff
Tip of the Month
One of my favorite features in NI Multisim 10.0 is the ability to natively read and write data to the LabVIEW measurement (LVM) file format. This allows you to integrate simulation data of board-level designs, with the acquired output of real hardware, via NI LabVIEW applications.
This interaction between Multisim and LabVIEW opens many possibilities for advanced signal analysis, most notably the ability to compare a prototyped design to theoretical simulated output. To make this task easier for the user, Multisim re-samples the simulation data by interpolating it from uneven simulated data to evenly sampled measurements that can be written to the LVM format.
To learn more
view the full article.
What's New in Version 10 Tutorials Now Available
for Professionals and Academics
Find out what's new and improved in NI Multisim
10.0 by viewing our NEW online interactive tutorials. There are two versions
of the tutorial, one for our professional users and one for our academic
users. These tutorials explore the exciting new advancements in NI Multisim
10.0 and how they can benefit the design flow.
View Professional Tutorial.
View Academic Tutorial.
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