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LabVIEW 7.1 Tutorial. Introduction LabVIEW Introduction Data Acquisition (DAQ) Features of LabVIEW Example LabVIEW Interface Lab. Equipment Goals of the Lab. Work List of Experiments. Introduction to TAs and Lab. Technicians. Conclusions.
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LabVIEW Introduction Course Semester
Graphical Programming for Test, Measurement, and Control
Rapid application development with Express VIs and easy-to-use graphical environment
Interactive measurement assistants and powerful redesigned DAQ interface for connecting to all types of I/O
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LabVIEW includes the following tools to help you analyze your data:
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12 new Express VIs specifically designed for measurement analysis, including filtering and spectral analysis
Signal Processing VIs for Filtering, Windowing, Transforms, Peak Detection, Harmonic Analysis, Spectrum Analysis, etc.
Automatic Wiring
Use Context Help Window when wiring
Right-click wire and select Clean Up Wire
Tip Strips
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Right-click terminals and select Visible Items»Terminals
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Select Help»VI, Function, & How-To Help
Click the sentence Click here for more help in the Context Help window.
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Right-click on wire and select probe and it shows data as it flows through the wire segment
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Right-click on wire and select Set Breakpoint; pause execution at the breakpoint.
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Select Help»VI, Function, & How-To Help
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Floating Palettes: Tools Palette, Controls Palette (only when Front Panel Window is active), and Functions Palette (only when Block Diagram Window is active)
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This document provides an introduction to LabVIEW, a graphical programming language. It describes that LabVIEW uses graphical symbols rather than text to describe programs. Programs in LabVIEW are called virtual instruments or VIs, as they resemble physical instruments. VIs contain a front panel for user interfaces and a block diagram containing the program components wired together. The block diagram executes based on dataflow from left to right. Controls on the front panel act as inputs, while indicators act as outputs. Wires transport data between nodes on the block diagram. Several examples are provided to demonstrate basic functions and operations in LabVIEW.
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- 1. LabVIEW 7.1 Tutorial. Measurement Lab. MECH262-MECH261 Imran Haider Malik January 16, 2006
- 2. Outline • Introduction • LabVIEW Introduction • Data Acquisition (DAQ) • Features of LabVIEW • Example • LabVIEW Interface • Lab. Equipment • Goals of the Lab. Work • List of Experiments. • Introduction to TAs and Lab. Technicians. • Conclusions.
- 3. LabVIEW 7.1 • Product of National Instruments (NI) • Software for Virtual Instrumentation • Data Acquisition (DAQ) • Graphical Programming • Data Storage and Analysis for wide Range of Applications
- 4. Data Acquisition (DAQ) Time dependant Signal Recording (Acquisition) Components of DAQ: • Sensor ( Active or Passive) • Signal Conditioner (nowadays built-in with DAQ card) • DAQ Card • DAQ Software (LabVIEW)
- 5. Features of LabVIEW 7.1 • Design – Signal and Image Processing – Embedded System Programming • (PC, DSP, FPGA, Microcontroller) – Simulation and Prototyping – And more… • Control – Automatic Controls and Dynamic Systems – Mechatronics and Robotics – And more… • Measurements – Circuits and Electronics – Measurements and Instrumentation – And more…
- 6. Example Sound Signal Acquisition This can help Design a Tuning Device for Musical Instruments.
- 7. LabVIEW Interface Each Virtual Instrument (VI) has 2 Windows Front Panel • User Interface (UI) – Controls = Inputs – Indicators = Outputs Block Diagram • Graphical Code – Data travels on wires from controls through functions to indicators – Blocks execute by Dataflow Front Panel Block Diagram
- 8. LabVIEW Interface (Contd) • Help»Show Context Help, press the <Ctrl+H> keys • Hover cursor over object to update window Additional Help – Right-Click on the VI icon and choose Help, or – Choose “Detailed Help.” on the context help window
- 13. Lab. Equipment • Oscilloscope • Function Generator • Digital Voltmeter (DVM) Universal Measuring Instruments Signal Generator
- 14. Goals of the Lab. Work • Introduce LabVIEW • DAQ • Introduce different Sensors and their comparison • Use of Electronic instruments: Oscilloscope, Function Generator Digital Volt-meter (DVM).
- 15. List of Experiments. 1. Instrumentation Overview. 2. Introduction to LabVIEW. 3. Data Sampling. 4. Time Constant. 5. Stress and Strain. 6. Transducer Sensitivity (Part 1) 7. Transducer Sensitivity (Part 2) and Linearity 8. Pressure Transducer Calibration and Jet Profile 9. Thermocouples: Calibration and Manufacturing
- 16. What you should know being Engineer • Selection of DAQ system for an application • Selection of sensors • Limitations of the System • Alternative Solutions
- 17. Introduction to TAs and Lab. Technicians.
- 18. ??
- 19. References • www.ni.com • Using the oscilloscope http://www.doctronics.co.uk/scope.htm