At the end of this course, the user should be able to select an appropriate NI waveform generator for their application. They should then be able to set up their waveform generator device and perform both interactive and programmatic outputs to their DUT. In addition, they will be able to synchronize outputs across multiple PXI instruments and optimize signals.
Virtual training not available for this course
Classroom training not available for this course
Private Classes not available for this course
Describe the waveform generator hardware and how it can help you meet your measurement needs
Understand the purpose and benefits of NI’s waveform generator instruments
Select an appropriate PXI waveform generator for your measurement needs
Install waveform generator instrument into a PXI chassis and perform a self-test in NI MAX
Adjust parameters to output your desired signal most effectively
Use LabVIEW to automate your waveform generation
Calibrate your waveform generator to ensure accuracy
Synchronize outputs between two waveform generator devices and PXI instruments using NI-TClk technology
Evaluate the optimizations and potential tradeoffs
On-Demand: 2 hours
Verification and Validation Engineers and Test Engineers generating high accuracy signals
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PXI Waveform Generators
On-demand training includes digital course materials delivered through the NI Learning Center, available for the access duration of your subscription
On-Demand: Included with software subscription and enterprise agreements, or 5 Education Services Credits, or 2 Training Credits
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Exploring NI Waveform Generators
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Describe the purpose and benefits of NI waveform generator instruments.
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Selecting an Appropriate Waveform Generator
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Discover what factors are important for choosing the right waveform generator for your application.
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Setting Up Your Waveform Generator
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Install your waveform generator instrument into a PXI chassis and perform a self-test in NI MAX.
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Interactive Waveform Generation Using InstrumentStudio
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Generate a waveform using InstrumentStudio.
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Exploring the NI-FGEN API
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Explore the programming flow used by the NI-FGEN API.
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Controlling Waveform Generators with the NI-FGEN API
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Learn how to programmatically output a waveform in LabVIEW, C, and .NET.
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Automating Generation Basics
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Use LabVIEW to generate standard and arbitrary waveforms and synchronize with other instruments.
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Automating Generation Sequences and Scripting
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Leverage Arbitrary Sequence mode and triggers in LabVIEW.
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Streaming Waveform Data
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Use LabVIEW to stream waveform data in Arbitrary Waveform mode.
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Synchronizing Waveform Generation Using NI-TClk
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Learn how to synchronize outputs between two waveform generators and PXI systems using NI-TClk technology.
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Calibrating Waveform Generators
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Calibrate the waveform generator to ensure the device accuracy.
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Optimizing Waveform Generation
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Evaluate waveform generation optimizations and their tradeoffs.
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