With the latest version of NI Multisim circuit design software, you can access new power and machine components and co-simulate analog and digital systems in LabVIEW software to apply concepts in mechatronics, power electronics, and digital circuits
“The one thing you always need more of, is time.” Hear engineering and computer science students share in their own words how using LabVIEW helps them build working applications in hours instead of weeks or even months.
Teach Tough Concepts: Tutorial on Closed-Loop Control With a DC Motor Traditionally, tuning a controller requires multiple iterations of trial and error to perfect. In this tutorial, learn how to use LabVIEW to tune your controller in real time and move directly into verification with seamless hardware integration.
See how one department used a common platform to free students from the constraints of an electronics lab. The results reduced the time faculty needed to create exercises and experiments, which left more time to improve the quality of the lab exercises.
Illustrate the theory and operation of microphone preamplifiers and acquiring audio signals with a LabVIEW application that tests your ability to sing with the proper pitch.
6 Tips and Tricks to Increase LabVIEW Performance Performance bottlenecks with LabVIEW require significant modifications to the code architecture. With many LabVIEW applications, however, simple tips and tricks can improve performance and eliminate unnecessary overhead.
An Earthquake on Demand Shakes Things Up University of Nevada researchers built a 145-foot long bridge on shake tables to curve around the entire perimeter of their laboratory, using LabVIEW, PXI, and NI CompactRIO for monitoring.
Rock Out on an NI myDAQ Air Guitar Now you don't have to be the only one hearing the music. Download example code and setup instructions for creating your very own NI myDAQ air guitar.
Do You Know LabVIEW? Test Your Skills Take short quizzes to evaluate your understanding of the LabVIEW environment and other programming basics. Then try your hand at cumulative tests, exercises, and projects.
See how well you know LabVIEW » Students Build a Virtual Whiteboard in Less Than a Day Using only a Microsoft Kinect, a laptop, and LabVIEW, undergraduate engineering students at Brigham Young University built an application that acts as a virtual whiteboard. The Kinect depth sensor tracks where a person is in the field and overlays it on the video image.
