SELF-CONFIGURING MEASUREMENT NETWORKS
Journal Title: Metrology and Measurement Systems - Year 2007, Vol 14, Issue 1
Abstract
This discussion paper presents issues in the design of self-configuring networked measurement systems. Key requisites are summarized at first. Then, architectural features will be analyzed in order to let a designer be aware of advantages and efforts of presented choices, that allow a revolutionary shift of emphasis from a PC-centric measurement architecture, to a network-centric architecture.
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LUIGINO BENETAZZO, MATTEO BERTOCCO, CLAUDIO NARDUZZI
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