LXI - LAN eXtensions for Instruments
LAN is everywhere. More and more, so are your test systems. LXI puts the power of Ethernet and the Web inside those systems. By standardizing and extending LAN, LXI offers you new possibilities in system design—local, remote, distributed, time-aware. With LXI, you can create the system you need today—and quickly move forward to the one you need next. LXI: It´s about your time.
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6 Hints for Enhancing Measurement Integrity in RF/Microwave Test Systems
Application Note 2012-04-30 |
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Building Hybrid Test Systems. Ensuring success in two common development scenarios - Application Not
Application Note 1465-33. When you migrate to a hybrid system that includes LXI along with GPIB, VXI, PXI, or any other architecture, two scenarios are most typical, minimum development time and maximum overall performance
Application Note 2008-10-15 |
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Calibrating Signal Paths in RF/Microwave Test Systems (AN 1465-19)
Application Note 2005-10-31 |
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Cathodic Protection of Steel in Concrete Using LXI
This document discusss Cathodic protection as a remarkable technique that can substantially extend the life of a building structure by impeding corrosion.
Application Note 2007-04-25 |
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Defining three classes of LAN eXtensions for Instrumentation (LXI)
The LXI standard defines three types of instruments that can be readily mixed and matched within a test system.
Application Note 2006-01-12 |
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Getting Test Programs Up and Running Quickly with Driver Tracing and I/O Monitor
This note helps you create an example program and then shows you how to use driver tracing and IO Monitor to examine, verify and troubleshoot I/O activity in IVI-COM drivers.
Application Note 2009-05-05 |
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How to Use VXI and PXI in Your New LXI Test System (AN 1465-23)
Application Note 2006-06-06 |
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LXI Test System Provides Flexibility for Testing Automobile Antenna Amplifiers
Application Note 2007-10-30 |
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Migrating system software from GPIB to LAN/LXI (AN 1465-25) - Application Note
Migrating system software from GPIB to LAN/LXIis the sixth application note in a series designed to help you manage the shift to LXI from GPIB.
Application Note 2007-02-02 |
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Modifying a GPIB System to Include LAN/LXI (AN 1465-26)
This application note takes you through the process of replacing one instrument in a typical GPIB test system and shows how simple changes to the system software make it possible.
Application Note 2007-05-10 |
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Next-generation Test Systems: Advancing the Vision with LXI - Application Note
This white paper provides an introduction to LXI, presents its advantages, and outlines usage models that expand the reach and capabilities-and perhaps the definition of test systems.
Application Note 2006-05-03 |
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Standardized Core Makes Building and Supporting a Functional Test System Easier and Less Costly
This note demonstrates how to use LXI instruments to create a standardized core - the open test platform (OTP), for building test systems.
Application Note 2007-02-23 |
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Test-System Development Guide: A Comprehensive Handbook for Test Engineers
Test-System Development Guide
Application Note 2012-05-07 |
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Tips for Optimizing Test System Performance in Linux Soft Real-Time Applications (AN 1465-31)
This application note offers several tips for optimizing the soft real-time performance of off-the-shelf Linux systems.
Application Note 2008-02-19 |
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Transitioning from GPIB to LXI (AN 1465-22)
This note compares GPIB and LXI, sketches hybrid system architectures, outlines a step-by-step approach to system set-up, and describes how to easily modify existing system software to work with LXI devices.
Application Note 2006-04-03 |
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Using IVI For Your Instrument Driver
This application note describes the use of IVI drivers in your test system to determine when IVI is the right choice
Application Note 2008-11-14 |
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Using Linux in Your Test Systems: Linux Basics (AN 1465-27)
If you haven’t used Linux in test applications, this document will provide a detailed overview. Topics include: A brief Linux history, why use Linux, free tools available for application development and an instrument control overview.
Application Note 2007-05-08 |
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Using Linux To Control LXI Instruments Through TCP (AN 1465-29)
TCP is one of two alternative protocols used by most LAN-based instruments. It is the more elegant from a programming standpoint. This application note explains how instrument control works through TCP.
Application Note 2007-06-13 |
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Using Linux to Control LXI Instruments Through VXI-11 (AN 1465-28)
VXI-11 is one of two alternative protocols used by most LAN-based instruments. It is based on RPC (Remote Procedure Calls). This application note explains how VXI-11 works and discusses a number of programming examples.
Application Note 2007-07-08 |
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Using Linux to Control USB Instruments (AN 1465-30)
Agilent’s USB instruments are compatible with USBTMC, a vendor-independent device class for test and measurement resources. This application note explains how USBTMC works and how you can use the generic services to control your USB instruments.
Application Note 2007-11-07 |
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Using LXI to Boost Throughput in Semiconductor Manufacturing
This document is a case study that discusses the successful customer implementation of an Agilent LXI solution for a multinational semiconductor manufacturer
Application Note 2007-04-25 |
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Using LXI to go beyond GPIB, PXI and VXI (AN 1465-20)
This application note focuses on the key attributes of the LXI standard, the major challenges in system development, the ways in which LXI addresses the key challenges, and the new possibilities in testing enabled by LXI devices.
Application Note 2006-01-17 |
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Using Synthetic Instruments in Your Test System (AN 1465-24)
This note represents a brief history of SI, compares a rack-and-stack system to an SI-based system, descibes the initial applications of SIs, and illustrates the emulation of conventional instruments with SIs.
Application Note 2006-08-28 |
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