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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 06, 2012
Filed:
Sep. 01, 2006
Robert Spinner, East Northport, NY (US);
Eli Levi, Dix Hills, NY (US);
William Harold Leippe, Coram, NY (US);
Emery Korpi, Syosset, NY (US);
Michael Lai, Smithtown, NY (US);
James Kuveikis, Bohemia, NY (US);
Richard E. Chalmers, Northport, NY (US);
Richard Engel, Ridge, NY (US);
Peter F. Britch, Miller Place, NY (US);
William Biagiotti, St. James, NY (US);
David Howell, Smithfield, VA (US);
Robert Spinner, East Northport, NY (US);
Eli Levi, Dix Hills, NY (US);
William Harold Leippe, Coram, NY (US);
Emery Korpi, Syosset, NY (US);
Michael Lai, Smithtown, NY (US);
James Kuveikis, Bohemia, NY (US);
Richard E. Chalmers, Northport, NY (US);
Richard Engel, Ridge, NY (US);
Peter F. Britch, Miller Place, NY (US);
William Biagiotti, St. James, NY (US);
David Howell, Smithfield, VA (US);
Advanced Testing Technologies Inc., Hauppauge, NY (US);
Abstract
Method and system to configure a common set of electronic components using software in order to simulate different electronic, mechanical and/or electro-mechanical instruments or instrument functions. For each instrument function or traditional mode of operation to be simulated, software models are created which when directed to the electronic components, cause the electronic components to respond to input in the same manner that the actual, traditional physical instrument would respond to satisfy the same test requirement input. The software models are preferably stored in a model repository which is searchable to enable a user to select the instrument function or traditional mode of operation to be simulated with the corresponding model being provided to the electronic components. Once the model, i.e., a function for each synthetic element, is downloaded and the electronic components configured according to the model functions, testing of the assemblies or other UUTs can begin.