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NI Announces Measurement Studio 2010 Upgrade

Upgrade intended to increase stability in test, measurement and control applications.

By DE Editors  

September 7, 2011

By DE Editors

National Instruments has announced the NI Measurement Studio 2010 Service Pack software upgrade. The release, which, according to the company, addresses 15 improvements to Measurement Studio 2010, is an exclusive update for members of the NI Standard Service and Volume License programs.

Measurement Studio is an integrated suite of programming tools for Microsoft Visual Studio that extends the Microsoft .NET framework to help Visual C# and Visual Basic .NET developers create a variety of engineering solutions. Measurement Studio offers off-the-shelf, customizable measurement and automation classes and user interface controls to create Windows Forms or Web applications for test and automation.

Engineers can use Measurement Studio 2010 to develop in the latest version of Microsoft Visual Studio 2010. With the new intensity graph, engineers can display 3-D data using color to show the magnitude of the third dimension. Measurement Studio 2010 also features user interface code snippets to speed development time and customize user interface controls.

For more information, visit National Instruments.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

 
 

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