Teach Sensors and Measurements Interactively with NI CompactDAQ and LabVIEW

October 2009
Your Resource for Research, Teaching, and Learning with NI LabVIEW		ni.com/academic

In This Issue

Top Five Books on ni.com/textbooks

1. LabVIEW Student Edition 2009 »

2. Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis »

3. Microelectronic Circuits »

4. Applied Mechatronics »

5. Introduction to Data Acquisition with LabVIEW »

Teach Sensors and Measurements with NI CompactDAQ and LabVIEW		Download the Virtual Microscope and Spectrophotometer from TAMU BME

Learn how to effectively teach sensor and measurement fundamentals in a hands-on, experiential manner with NI CompactDAQ and LabVIEW. Educators can use the modular and flexible NI CompactDAQ system and the graphical system design capabilities of LabVIEW software to quickly configure and acquire data from multiple sensors. View the webcast »		Use these virtual instruments and the instructor manuals for each of your classes. These educational tools are being developed through a partnership between the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, the O'Donnell Foundation, National Instruments, the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, and Texas A&M University. Download the instruments »

Teaching Tools

Coming Soon! LabVIEW Student Edition 2009
NI LabVIEW 2009 teaches students programming basics in a graphical environment and relates those programming concepts to real-world applications in academia and industry. LabVIEW 2009 makes understanding and using the powerful LabVIEW software, developed by National Instruments, easier than ever before.

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Measurement and Instrumentation -- Educator and Classroom Resources
From temperature to dynamic signal measurements, National Instruments offers a complete family of data acquisition devices for desktop, portable, and networked teaching and research applications.

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Get discounts on NI hardware and software
NI offers substantial discounts to students, educators, and researchers at qualifying academic institutions.

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Research Lab

Developing a Closed-Loop Control Method for an Automated Anesthesia System Using LabVIEW Software
Learn how NI LabVIEW automates the control of general anesthesia delivery and monitoring the patient during surgical procedures, so doctors can focus more on other patients during surgery.

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Designing and Implementing High-Level Computer Vision Algorithms
Take advantage of NI LabVIEW analysis functions, combined with the NI IMAQ Vision libraries for image processing, to develop advanced vision algorithms and systems.

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Introduction to LabVIEW for Research
Learn what NI LabVIEW can do to help you solve challenges for your next research application. Explore ways LabVIEW can simplify working with increasingly complex systems that require common tools for data acquisition, analysis, and visualization. Also learn the fundamentals of graphical programming.

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Student Corner

High School Student Develops Chemical-Detecting Robot
Find out how this student won the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair and worked closely with UC San Diego to develop a customized circuit for her robot. This story was featured on the ASEE Engineering Go For It! blog.

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FTC 2010 Training Material Now Available Online
Get trained with comprehensive NI LabVIEW material available now on the NI FTC Community page. Join the online community and take advantage of tutorials, videos, exercises, and solutions that take you from the basics to advanced, competition-specific material.

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