National Instruments - Getting Started with LabVIEW (2010)

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Are you new to LabVIEW? Join our Applications Engineers, on a quick 'how to get started' tour. to make your first steps in understanding the great potential of LabVIEW easier. See best practices for starting your LabVIEW application development quickly and how you can leverage NI resources to shorten your development time.

LabVIEW software is ideal for any measurement or control system, and the heart of the NI design platform. Integrating all the tools that engineers and scientists need to build a wide range of applications in dramatically less time, LabVIEW is a development environment for problem solving, accelerated productivity, and continual innovation.

content:

1. Writing Your First LabVIEW Program

2. Data Flow Programming Basics

3. LabVIEW Data Types

4. Creating Sub VIs in NI LabVIEW

5. Using Charts and Graphs in NI LabVIEW

6. Using Debugging Tools in NI LabVIEW

7. Using the Tools Palette in NI LabVIEW

8. Using Arrays in NI LabVIEW

9. Using LabVIEW Case Structures

10. Using Loops in LabVIEW

11. Taking a Measurement with Your Computer

12. Building a PID Controller with Your Computer

13. Using Counters and Digital I/O on USB Data Acquisition Devices

14. Logging Data with a USB Data Acquisition Device

15. Configuring a Start Trigger on a USB Data Acquisition Device

16. Monitoring and Alarm Generation with Your Computer

17. Real-time Signal Processing and Analysis on Measurement Data

18. Automatically Generating Reports for Measurement Data

19. Building a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for Data Acquisition Applications

20. Generating a Signal with Your Computer

21. Synchronizing Multiple Data Acquisition Devices

22. Automatic Code Generation with NI-DAQmx and NI LabVIEW

23. Programming Data Acquisition Applications with NI-DAQmx Functions

24. How to Measure a Thermocouple

25. How to Measure a Pressure Transducer

26. How to Measure a Load Cell

27. Kevin Bisking explains it all...well, at least the part that