Test & Measurement World - December 1, 2003

Test & Measurement World's technical editors choose products we think are particularly innovative or useful. The following present this year's 12 Best in Test winners as well as a collection of products worthy of honorable mention. T&MW's editors narrowed this year's field from scores of deserving products.

• Automotive and Aerospace Test Report
• Aerospace ATE
• Emulation extends the life of ATE systems
• Editor's Note
• Editor's Note: Outsourcing takes a (deserved) hit
• Simulation and Test
• Bridging the gap between CAE and test
• Test Report
• Honda opens safety research facility
• Pocket-sized meter measures sound parameters
• Scopes suited for auto measurements
• Cable allows longer CAN runs
• Aeroflex acquires celerity systems
• New standard to improve driver ergonomics
• 1394B tester meets F-35 JSF requirements
• Module simulates diesel fuel-injector systems
• Upgraded standard toughens crash tests
• Crash sled upgraded
• Kit helps diagnose engine problems
• Calibration tool provides shortcut

• Departments
• Editor's Note
• The right product at the right time
• News Briefs
• News briefs
• Reader Feedback
• Letters
• Show Highlights
• Productronica 2003
• Viewpoint
• Testing for the wireless revolution

• Features
• Calibration
• More than just point & shoot
• Communication Test
• Look for jitter in a bathtub
• Manufacturing Test
• Lost in translation?
• Project Profile
• Let the sunshine in

• Product Update
• Test Report
• Software allows engineers to easily verify Simulink models

• Tech Trends
• Machine Vision
• Vision aids power transmission
• Semiconductor Test
• DFT to help ATE tackle high-speed test

• Test Digest
• Book Review
• Is it plugged in?
• Test Tip
• Open architecture supports parallel test
• Tutorial
• Learn about the G.709 protocol
• Does your measurement pass or fail?