Training courses on measurement
HBM has announced the first of its 2015 training courses will take place at the end of February.
HBM has announced the first of its 2015 training courses will take place at the end of February.
Now available from HBM is the LabVIEW Driver, which for the first time allows HBM’s QuantumX, SomatXR, PMX and MGCplus data acquisition systems to be conveniently integrated into LabVIEW measurement and control system design software.
Now available from HBM is the LabVIEW Driver, which allows HBM’s QuantumX, SomatXR, PMX and MGCplus data acquisition systems to be conveniently integrated into LabVIEW measurement and control system design software.
HBM is now offering the PX01EP Ethernet/IP enabled interface card, designed for the company’s PMX data acquisition and control system to simplify automation tasks with PLCs.
The recently upgraded TIM-EC interface, developed to provide a flexible solution for transmitting torque and speed signals digitally via the EtherCAT fieldbus system is now available from HBM test and Measurement specialists
The recently upgraded TIM-EC interface, developed to provide a flexible solution for transmitting torque and speed signals digitally via the EtherCAT fieldbus system is now available from HBM test and Measurement specialists
HBM is now offering customers a software maintenance contract, incorporating free updates, for its newly enhanced range of Catman data acquisition software packages.
HBM has updated and improved its Common Application Programming Interface (API), which offers users one programmable environment for several data acquisition systems.
HBM has announced dates for two of its 2015 training courses. ‘Fundamentals of strain gauge installation on plastics / fibre reinforced composites’ takes place from 18th to 20th May 2015, while ‘Fundamentals of dynamic weighing and strain gauge load cells’ is scheduled for 21st to 22nd May.
As precise measurements of especially small forces in a given measuring environment often place high requirements on force transducers, HBM has developed a new force transducer with a nominal force of 25kN.
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