Methodology of virtual instruments' time analysis

Methodology of virtual instruments' time analysis

We propose a new approach to the virtual instrument time analysis. Main assumptions and problems and are explained. The mathematical method and algorithm are presented and the course of action during the VI development is proposed. The method's verification is briefly discussed and its advantag...

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Clocks
Data processing
Design optimization
Hardware
Instruments
Measurement uncertainty
Paper technology
Programming environments
Software libraries
Velocity measurement
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Velocity measurement
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