Case Study 2: Instrumentation Software
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Instrumentation Software architecture by at Tektronix. This work was carried out as a collaborative effort between several Tektronix product divisions and the Computer Research Laboratory over a three year period Since then the framework has been extended and adapted to accommodate a broader class of system, while at the same time being better adapted to the specific needs of instrumentation software.
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