Begin Your Application

Once you have installed your software, configured your hardware, and become familiar with NI LabVIEW you are ready to begin working on your application. Here are some additional resources that you might find useful as you start developing.

• Taking a Measurement with Your Computer
• Generating a Signal with Your Computer
• Logging Data with a USB Data Acquisition Device
• Real-Time Signal Processing and Analysis on Measurement Data
• Using Counters and Digital I/O on USB Data Acquisition Devices
• Automatically Generating Reports for Measurement Data
• Monitoring and Alarm Generating with Your Computer
• Building a PID Controller with Your Computer
• Configuring a Start Trigger on a USB Data Acquisition Device
• Building a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for Data Acquisition Applications
• CompactRIO – Easily Monitor and Debug Your System
• CompactRIO – Taking Your First Measurement
• CompactRIO – Using Counter, Quadrature Encoder, and Pulse-Width Modulation Functionality
• CompactRIO – Debugging with I/O Forcing
• CompactRIO – Getting Started with LabVIEW FPGA for High-Performance Applications

• Graphs and Charts Concepts and How-To
• File I/O Concepts and How-To
• Calling Code Written in Text-Based Programming Languages
• Building and Distributing Applications

• CompactRIO – Performing Basic Control
• CompactRIO – Logging Data to Disk
• CompactRIO – Monitoring I/O Remotely
• CompactRIO – Offloading Signal Processing with LabVIEW FPGA