April 2, 2008
By DE Editors
DASYLab 10 is Measurement Computing‘s (Norton, MA) latest version of its graphical programming environment for test and measurement. With intuitive worksheets, modules, and wire functions, complete applications are said to be “only a few mouse clicks away.”
The company says the new release of DASYLab offers new graphical displays, greater control, Vista compatibility, and other new features including a Diagram Module, with interactive versatility of time domain data; Module Benchmarking to measure and record the execution times of individual modules in a test program; User Defined Order of Actions, which allows users to specify the execution order of the actions, providing precise control over timing or sequence; and FFT & FFT-related functions so that you can now process data using any block size, improving the quality and precision of the computation.
Measurement Computing invites users to test drive the latest release, creating your own measurement and analysis applications, and evaluate DASYLab 10 for 28 days.
ftp://ftp.measurementcomputing.com/downloads/DASYLab
Contact Measurement Computing for further details.
Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.
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