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Tiny module runs Linux and LabView on ARM/FPGA SoC

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Rick Lehrbaum
Jul 17, 2014

National Instruments unveiled a 2 x 3-inch module that runs real-time Linux on a Xilinx hybrid ARM/FPGA SoC, and can be programmed graphically with LabView. NI’s new “sbRIO-9651” system-on-module is aimed at simplifying the design of custom data acquisition and control systems, by offering full compatibility with the NI LabView graphical programming environment.
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