Aerospace & Defence Forum
22 March 2017
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National Instruments invites delegates to the annual Aerospace & Defence Forum, dedicated to managers leading projects in aviation, aerospace and the defence industries. This years’ conference will offer the chance to explore industry trends and opportunities and showcase solutions for particular technical challenges. Find out more around applications in HIL simulation, spectrum monitoring and signal intelligence, as well as automated aerospace and defence testing, and more.
Highlights include:
• Keynote: A Smarter approach to system design in aerospace and defence applications.
• Testing avionics systems.
• Chasing the challenges of radar design and test.
• Architecting Gigahertz bandwidth RF record and playback systems.
Date: Thursday 6 April
Venue: The Innovation Hub, The Innovation Centre, Mark Shuttleworth Street, Pretoria
Webpage and registration: http://southafrica.ni.com/aerospace-defense-forum
For more information contact Bianca Powell, National Instruments, +27 (0) 11 805 819, bianca.powell@ni.com, www.southafrica.ni.com
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