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Averna is proud to be a Regional Training Center for National Instruments.

Upcoming Course by city

MONTREAL -
LabVIEW Advanced

April 28-30, 2008
 
TORONTO -
Data Acquisition and Signal Conditioning

May 21-23, 2008
 
OTTAWA -
LabVIEW Basics I & II

July 7-11, 2008

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Our Partners

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Agilent Technologies Channel Partner

Averna Vision and Robotics

Averna, your end-to-end partner in TEST

Averna, The Test Engineering Company™, is uniquely structured to give high-tech electronics OEMs full product lifecycle support, from design to manufacturing. Averna provides solutions that accelerate time-to-quality by boosting engineer and test system efficiency and the impact they have on new product design and introduction into production. Averna also supplies on-demand services for designing, building, deploying, and maintaining test systems worldwide.

Averna is the second-largest test engineering provider in North America, and has been certified by the Deloitte 2007 Technology Fast 500 as one of the fastest growing companies on the continent.

Latest News

Universal Receiver Tester (URT) and RF test systems
IEEE-1394 Software
IEEE-1394 Hardware
Proligent

Latest News
URT 4.0 revolutionizes RF testing with Record & Playback
Averna's new URT 4.0 includes the first-ever RF Record & Playback system designed specifically to record RF in a vehicle.

April 22, 2008
Test and Measurement World Magazine Article Project profile: Calibrated Radio
Automated test system that calibrates RF transmitters used in wireless communications

March 15, 2008
Averna acquires substantial Mindready assets
Averna announced the acquisition of substantially all assets of test solution provider Mindready Solutions Inc.

February 27, 2008
Averna profiled in Montreal Gazette
Read the interview with President Pascal Pilon in the article "Testing… one, two, three"

January 21, 2008
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