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CANStream
An applicaton for CAN bus coms development, testing and validation
CANStream is a .NET application intended to be used for CAN (Controller Area Network) bus communication development, testing and validation. CANStream allows to extensively test any system using CAN communication by sending and receiving CAN frames. Thanks to its powerful built-in mathematical expression evaluator, CANStream can also behave as a real control system feeding back the test device or commanding a third party device with context sensible data. Extended data logging and data analysis features of CANStream provide a comprehensive solution for testing and results analysis CANStream extensively uses the PCAN-Basic API developed by PEAK System for the PCAN-USB adapter You will therefore need to have PCAN-USB adapter and at least one free USB port available to make a complete use of CANStream. ... -
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EDM Calibration Baseline Fitting
EDMFit is an adjustment tool to estimate EDM calibration parameters.
An EDM calibration baseline is used to derive specific instrument errors of the electronic distance measurement (EDM) unit of a total station. EDMFit is a simple adjustment tool to estimate the EDM calibration parameters (addition constant and/or scale parameter). The adjustment process is according to ISO 17123-4. The parameters are checked for significance, to avoid an overestimation. Based on two classical hypothesis testing, EDMFit provides a reliable outlier detection. For...
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