National Instruments (Nasdaq:
NATI) has announced the LabVIEW Electrical Power Suite,
a new toolkit specific to the power industry. With this toolkit, engineers can
combine an NI CompactRIO system for
power measurement with over 50 signal and sensor modules.
“In the rapidly changing landscape of electrical power, traditional measurement hardware either offers limited functionality or requires a level of system design expertise that just isn’t practical to keep pace,” said Owen Golden, vice president of the energy segment at National Instruments. “The LabVIEW Electrical Power Suite and CompactRIO help engineers effectively monitor and meet today’s challenges with a fully programmable, modular, field-upgradable set of tools – which our customers see as a significant advantage.”
LabVIEW Electrical Power Suite Features
“In the rapidly changing landscape of electrical power, traditional measurement hardware either offers limited functionality or requires a level of system design expertise that just isn’t practical to keep pace,” said Owen Golden, vice president of the energy segment at National Instruments. “The LabVIEW Electrical Power Suite and CompactRIO help engineers effectively monitor and meet today’s challenges with a fully programmable, modular, field-upgradable set of tools – which our customers see as a significant advantage.”
LabVIEW Electrical Power Suite Features
· Industry-standard
power analysis for graphical system design – Create systems that
combine power measurements with other sensors and signals.
· Full, streaming access to raw, time-based waveform data – Implement diagnostic algorithms that may be unique to a local power service.
· Ready-to-run example programs – Integrate power analysis functions such as energy, frequency, voltage unbalance and event detection into a full test or monitoring system.
· Full, streaming access to raw, time-based waveform data – Implement diagnostic algorithms that may be unique to a local power service.
· Ready-to-run example programs – Integrate power analysis functions such as energy, frequency, voltage unbalance and event detection into a full test or monitoring system.
About National Instruments
Since 1976, National Instruments (www.ni.com) has equipped engineers and scientists with tools that accelerate productivity, innovation and discovery. NI’s graphical system design approach to engineering provides an integrated software and hardware platform that speeds the development of any system needing measurement and control. The company’s long-term vision and focus on improving society through its technology supports the success of its customers, employees, suppliers and shareholders.