Product Technology Partners TestWorks CLUG is now in its 11th year of providing the opportunity for engineers in the Cambridge (UK) area to grow their LabVIEW expertise by interacting with others. CLUG meetings are an ideal way to meet engineers facing the same challenges as you and will give you the forum to share your experiences and ideas. We meet a number of times a year to listen to presentations on different aspects of LabVIEW as well as customer solutions and Q & A sessions.

April's User Group will be focusing on Automated Test and will include the following presentations

• PTP: Tips, tricks and good practice for a solid ATE design
  

• Independent developers presentations
  

• TestWorks: "Solving your hardware DAQ requirements the LabVIEW way". Dr Peter Evans (TestWorks, Emsworth) gives us an early insight into the development of a range of data acquisition modules that can solve your hardware requirements in a modular way. The session also includes an interactive part that will allow the audience to give their feedback on the requirements of the system and help specify products they want to see in the future.

The draft agenda is as follows:

• 8:30 - Arrival time

• 9:15 - Introduction

• 9:30 - Presentation 1 - PTP, Tips and tricks to make supporting your test system as stress free as possible
  

• 10:15 - Coffee break

• 10:30 - Presentation 2 - Independent developers, A number of presentations from developers about real world ATE projects.
  

• 11:15 - Presentation 3 - TWG, Solving your hardware DAQ requirements the LabVIEW way

• 12:00 - Q&A and Close

If you have any LabVIEW (traditional or NXG) issues or problems, please do bring them along as there will be a number of LabVIEW experts on hand to help. And if you feel the problems you have are particularly challenging do make contact with us before the event so we can offer more specific help.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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