Start a free LabVIEW FPGA Module trial. The LabVIEW FPGA Module is used with NI LabVIEW, so to get access to the free trial, you will need an active LabVIEW Professional license or start a concurrent LabVIEW trial.
Note: The trial does not provide access to NI Nigel™ AI.
Learn how to maximize your LabVIEW FPGA Module trial with practical tips, recommended resources, and key workflows to quickly build, test, and deploy FPGA-based applications in LabVIEW, outlined as follows.
Download and activate the LabVIEW FPGA Module trial to begin developing FPGA applications in LabVIEW. An active LabVIEW license or a concurrent LabVIEW trial is required. Follow the steps to install the software, activate your trial, and prepare your development environment.
Learn the basics of FPGA programming with the LabVIEW FPGA Module. These tutorials show how to graphically implement digital circuits on NI FPGA hardware using LabVIEW—including building your first FPGA program, working with analog and digital I/O, and using loops, counters, and timing structures.
Shipping examples are available and are the best guide when getting started. This article demonstrates how to access and search for available examples.
The free trial is available for seven days after you first open it with an option to extend by 45 days.
The free trial includes all functionality a purchasable license provides.
Yes. Any and all saved content can be used after the trial, once a license is purchased.
Yes. Users of the LabVIEW FPGA free trial must have an active LabVIEW license or have a concurrent LabVIEW trial to use the LabVIEW FPGA free trial.
No. The 32-bit version is not available.