The energy industry is primed for a wave of monumental change. The transition to renewable and alternative energy sources, advancements in energy storage, the rise of smart grids, and the electrification of transportation are driving significant changes domestically and globally. These developments mean organizations require new testing protocols, enhanced safety standards, advanced testing equipment, and comprehensive interoperability and cybersecurity assessments. Regulatory changes and technological innovations further complicate testing requirements, demanding scalable and real-world simulation capabilities. When testing facilities must adapt rapidly to support R&D efforts, it’s essential that they ensure the safe, efficient, and sustainable deployment of new energy technologies. All of these factors demand energy laboratories that are future-proofed for innovative solutions.

• Repair-focused environment for XJDeveloper / XJRunner tests. 
• Full Connection test. 
• RAM, Flash and other non-JTAG device tests. 
• Flash, FPGA, CPLD and EEPROM programming. 
• Layout Viewer* to show the physical location of faulty nets, pins and components. 
• Schematic Viewer* to show the circuit design around faults. 
• Direct control of the pins/balls of JTAG devices. 
• View pin states graphically in real time or capture them in the Waveform Viewer. 
• Trace signals to identify shorts, opens and other faults.

• Intuitive, icon-based setup and control
•  Spreadsheet-style channel configuration 
• Snapshot display with data export 
• Independent sampling rates for each instrument 
• Real-time online graphical data analysis 
• Client / server architecture with multiple displays 
• Synchronization of different data sources 
• Detect/process events for close-loop control 
• Post-acquisition analysis methods and data playback 
• Easily create Virtual/Calculated channels based on physical channel data

NoiseKen simulators to reproduce fast rise-up noises which are generated when switching ON / OFF electric current on the inductive load. 

Since the pulse includes broadband frequency and its rise-up time is fast at 3ns or less, it can make the noise coupling dense and effective to reproduce the malfunctions of electronics equipment under the test. 

It can realize performance evaluation of electronics equipment's upon reproduction of line noises which are intruded to the power supply lines or induced noises onto the telecommunication lines.

• Simplify cabling between cameras and vision computer through PoE support 
• Facilitate multi-camera configurations with two or four Gigabit Ethernet ports 
• Trigger multiple cameras simultaneously and reliably using hardware-assisted trigger-over-Ethernet (ToE) 
• Synchronize to automation devices in real-time through digital I/Os with hardware-assisted management 
• Deploy pre-licensed for GigE Vision support in Aurora software, formerly Matrox Imaging Software 
• Avoid the need for a separate hardware key through a license fingerprint for additional Aurora software features 
• Certified for use with GigE Vision systems