Test & Measurement World - June 1, 2007

Videoconferencing promises to revolutionize communication, and engineers at Polycom chose IEEE 1149.1 JTAG technology to ensure the testability of the company's new high-definition system.

• Departments
• Editor's Note
• Offshoring's inevitability
• News Briefs
• News briefs
• Test Voices
• Night thoughts
• Viewpoint
• Answering the needs of semiconductors

• Features
• Compliance Test
• Numerical models predict EMC performance
• Design for Test
• Launch-off-shift at-speed test
• Project Profile
• So many combinations: Testing a switch-matrix board
• RF/Microwave Test
• Spectrum analyzers respond to digital modulation

• Machine-Vision and Inspection Test Report
• Editor's Note
• Managing inspection data
• Highlights
• Highlights
• Machine-Vision and Inspection
• Image-sensor defects can ruin an image
• How much inspection data should you save?
• GenICam shows promise
• Products
• Vision appliances
• 5-Mpixel Camera Link camera
• 2-Mpixel IEEE 1394b camera

• Market Trends
• Communications Test
• Quality of Experience and triple-play test equipment

• Product Update
• Featured Products
• LitePoint extends ZigBee manufacturing test support
• Test executive speeds sequence development
• 26.5-GHz SPDT MEMS switch
• Network tester heads for the bench
• Lambda adds 3U units to switcher line
• TracerDaq software goes full feature
• Edmund debuts USB 2.0 cameras
• Scalable pattern-conversion software
• Perform six safety tests

• Tech Trends
• Instrumentation
• Year of the mixed signal

• Test Digest
• Aerospace Test
• Examining x-ray testing for aerospace
• Data Acquisition
• M2M gets ready for a trillion sensors
• Instruments
• Understanding synthetic instruments