Do You Know Your LabVIEW Level?

	August 16, 2011
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Do You Know Your LabVIEW Level? Building Real-Time, High-Performance Computing Systems

For the same reason you wouldn't go on a level-nine ski slope your first time out, it's important for you and your manager to understand your NI LabVIEW programming abilities.

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Share: Learn how to build real-time test, measurement, and control applications with intensive processing performance using PXI hardware, LabVIEW, and heterogeneous computing.

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Tech Tips

Which Embedded OS Is Right for You?
This guide weighs the top five considerations associated with the LabVIEW Real-Time Module and Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 7 (WES7) to help you make the best choice for your NI CompactRIO application.
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NI RIO: From Design to Test on One Standard Platform
An integral part of the NI graphical system design platform, NI reconfigurable I/O (RIO) technology combines LabVIEW software with commercial off-the-shelf hardware to simplify development and shorten time to market.
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See How NI Is Accelerating Advanced Research
Academic and advanced researchers are using NI hardware and software in projects ranging from nanotechnology to structural dynamics.
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Webcast: Advanced Signal Analyzer Techniques
Get every last decibel of dynamic range out of your measurement by learning about the trade-offs between different signal analyzer settings including reference level, local oscillator power, and intermediate frequency bandwidth.
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Community Highlights

The Sweetest Apps at NIWeek
See the Sweet Apps team's favorite demos from NIWeek, including Angry Eagles and a soccer-playing robot.
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Enhance Your UI With More Than 700 Downloadable Icons
Community user Prabhakant Patil has developed another great library of system icons to help you extend the visual look of your LabVIEW application.
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New Blog: LabVIEW Field Journal
Some of the most advanced LabVIEW experts at NI have started a blog to help you become more proficient in LabVIEW.
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Sweet Apps: Keep Your Eyes on the Road With LabVIEW
Engineers at the Indian Institute of Technology used LabVIEW software and an NI Compact Vision System to create a real-time, reliable method to detect early symptoms of driver fatigue and prevent car accidents.
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What's New

Did You Miss the NIWeek Keynotes?
Join the NIWeek Community to check out NI executives and customers giving keynotes on new products and technologies. Also see applications ranging from advancing smart grid technology to making energy from fusion.
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1-Minute Video: Why NI for Structural Test?
See why engineers are choosing NI PXI hardware and LabVIEW system design software for high-channel-count structural test solutions.
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MIT Works With NI Design Software and Hardware
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) professors use the NI graphical system design platform to teach controls, mechatronics, robotics, and measurements.
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Top 5 LabVIEW 2011 Resources

1. New Features Webcast »

2. Improved Stability »

3. UI Enhancements »

4. Release Details »

5. Upgrade Resources »

Events and Training
Virtual User Group Tomorrow! Introducing LabVIEW 2011 »

Register for NIWeek 2012 »

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NI in the Press
Futuristic Technology in Austin »

National Instruments Updates LabVIEW in Shift Toward System Design »

NI Tackles the Smart Grid »

OCT Technology Displayed at NIWeek »

Featured LabVIEW Add-On
Industry Feedback Controller
The industry feedback controller (ecCST) is a flexible control algorithm capable of working as a variety of controllers, including PID, LQR, and observer-based state controllers. It supports automatic and bumpless switching between multiple controller parameter sets and structures.
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