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Publish Date: Jul 2, 2007

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Instrument Control in Linux and Macintosh

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As part of the National Instruments Instrument Control Fundamentals Series, this set of tutorials helps you learn about a specific common instrument control topic through theory explanations and practical examples.

What You Learn
C# is a common text based language used to develop instrument control systems. The following documents will assist you in desiging these systems.

To view the complete list of in-depth instrument control tutorials, please return to the Instrument Control Fundamentals Main Page.


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