How to Choose the Right Computer for Your Instrument Control System

Oct. 19, 2012

It’s often easy to oversimplify the considerations when choosing a computer for your instrument control application. The computer can be the most crucial part of your instrument control system. It provides flexibility over traditional boxed systems by connecting to the instrument, running the software to control the instrument, analyzing the measurements, and saving the results. Ask yourself these six questions to uncover the right computer for your application.

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