Develop Complex Test Applications with NI LabVIEW 2009

	August 18, 2009
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NIWeek 2009 Keynote Videos Now Online

Develop Complex Test Applications with LabVIEW 2009		Simplify Real-Time Math Algorithm Development

See how you can use high-performance technologies such as field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) and multicore processors with LabVIEW 2009 to develop and validate sophisticated test applications. Read article »		Learn how LabVIEW 2009 helps you strike a balance between the ease of implementing a mathematical algorithm and the ease of deploying that algorithm to embedded systems. Read article »

Developer Resources

LabVIEW MobileRobots Interface
These VIs provide a LabVIEW API for the MobileRobots Interface Development Module and can be used to connect and control MobileRobots robots in LabVIEW.
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Why You Should Use the NI Real-Time Hypervisor
By taking advantage of the NI Real-Time Hypervisor in your application, you can save money on hardware and build consolidated systems that pack more capability into less physical footprint.
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Using Ethernet POWERLINK with NI CompactRIO
See how to use CompactRIO programmable automation controllers with the Ethernet POWERLINK protocol, which provides a better real-time response than protocols such as TCP/IP.
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Selecting the Right High-Speed Digital Instrument
Explore the latest in high-speed digital instrumentation from National Instruments and compare the specifications of these instruments with alternative digital instruments.
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New Products and Technologies

Introduction to the LabVIEW Wireless Sensor Network Module Pioneer
You can now use the LabVIEW intuitive graphical programming environment to program NI wireless sensor network nodes. With the resulting embedded software, you can extend node battery life, perform custom analysis, and reduce response times.
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Five New Advanced LabVIEW Features
If you are interested in increasing the performance of your code, reducing the memory requirements of your application, or improving common software engineering practices, refer to this list of new, advanced features.
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NI VeriStand Streamlines Real-Time Test System Development
Discover NI VeriStand software, which you can use to configure a multicore-ready, real-time engine that supports third-party I/O interfaces as well as triggerable data-logging and stimulus-generation tasks.
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Driving the Future of Innovation
NI vice president of academic relations Ray Almgren discusses the National Academy of Engineering's Engineering Grand Challenges and how you can help inspire future engineers to address them.
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Events and Training

NIWeek 2009 Keynote Videos Online
Check out all the keynotes from NIWeek 2009 online, including sessions by NI CEO Dr. James Truchard and LabVIEW inventor Jeff Kodosky.
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New Class: Advanced Architectures for LabVIEW
Learn how to architect an application and then design the components to support the architecture, as well as gain experience with advanced LabVIEW design patterns.
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Top Five LabVIEW 2009 Enhancements

1. VI Snippets »

2. Partial Block Diagram Cleanup »

3. Enhanced Icon Editor »

4. Probe Watch Window »

5. VI Recursion »

Community Highlight
NI Idea Exchange
Share, rank, and discuss new LabVIEW feature ideas with members of the NI research and development team.
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IP Corner
LabVIEW FPGA Compilation Process: From Run Button to Bitfile
Explore the LabVIEW FPGA features and techniques you can use to better understand the FPGA compilation process.
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NI Cares
Empowering Green Engineering
See how engineers and scientists around the world are using the NI graphical system design platform to make a positive impact on the global ecosystem.
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