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Basic Topics - Introduction to LabVIEW®
This basic class covers the fundamentals of building a robust
measurement and automation systems using LabVIEW with data
acquisition and instrument control hardware. Discover how LabVIEW
makes you more productive by saving you valuable development time
and money. The seminar will give you the opportunity to:
- Create a complete LabVIEW® application from start
to finish
- Develop complete flexible data acquisition and instrument
control applications
- Connect your application to the network to share information
throughout your enterprise and the Internet
- Control traditional IEEE 488 (GPIB) or serial instruments with
LabVIEW instrument drivers
- Learn about the latest technologies, including Active X and
multi-threading and how to use them in your application
- Use LabVIEW built-in measurement analysis functions including
spectral analysis, digital filtering, and signal generation
- Discover additional LabView productivity tools including test
management, Internet and database connectivity, data logging, and
real-time software
- Workbooks and documentation will be provided to each
participant.
Class duration: 4 hours
Next Offering: Not currently scheduled - Check back soon
Call or email Lisa Stevenson
at 865-1444 for seating availability.
Advanced Topics - Real Time A/D Conversion Issues
In cooperation with National Instruments, attendees will
experience real hardware and LabVIEW’s new version 7.1 tools.
The seminar will cover these topics:
- A/D conversion modes
- Single channel vs. group
- Buffered vs. unbuffered
- Hardware vs. Software sampling timing
- Potentially competitive activities for CPU resources and how
to control them
- Multi-threading as a means to maximize CPU resources
utilization
- Control Systems
- Data Management
Class duration: 2 hours
Next Offering: Not currently scheduled - Check back soon
Call or email Lisa Stevenson
at 865-1444 for seating availability.
Advanced Topics - Real Time Networking Issues
In cooperation with National Instruments, attendees will experience
real hardware and LabVIEW’s new version 7.1 tools.
The seminar will cover these topics:
- Remote Network Access
- Learn how to monitor and control LabVIEW®
applications through a web browser with the new remote panels
feature of LabVIEW.
- Share data between different applications with data sockets.
- Utilizing email, telnet and ftp capabilities in your LabVIEW®
programs.
- Generate HTML reports from your data acquisition routines
ready for web publishing.
- Using a data acquisition board remotely with TCP/IP.
- LabVIEW's native web servers
- Data Socket Server
- User Panel Server
- VI Server
- Distributed Processing Methods
- Distributing your LabVIEW® application across a network using
VI Server.
- Data Sockets
- Remote System Issues
- Network data rates and connectivity loss
- Reliability
Class duration: 2 hours
Next Offering: Not currently scheduled - Check back soon
Call or email Lisa Stevenson
at 865-1444 for seating availability.
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