LabView Training

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LABVIEW CORE-1 COURSE DETAILS
Objective of the Course:
- Understand front panels, block diagrams, icons, and connector panes
- Create user interfaces with charts, graphs and buttons
- Use the programming structures and data types that exist in LabVIEW
- Use various editing and debugging techniques
- Create and save VIs for use as subVIs
- Display and log data
- Create applications that use data acquisition (DAQ) devices
- Create applications that use GPIB and serial port instruments
- Use the state machine design pattern in your applications
Syllabus
Navigating LabVIEW:
- Introducing LabVIEW Environment
- Comparison With Text Based Programming
- Creating and using LabVIEW projects
- Parts of VI-Front Panel-Block Diagram-Icon And Connector Panel-Controls Pallete-Functions Pallete- Documentation of VIs
Creating First Application:
- Indicators-Controls- wiring the controls and indicators- building VIs- run modesdata
- Types in labVIEW- development of GUIs- labVIEW help
- Searching controls, VIs and functions- implementing a VI- basic arithmatics in labVIEW
- Understanding the dataflow programming model of LabVIEW
- Recognizing different data types
- Tools for developing, cleaning and organizing your VIs
- Using Express VIs to build a basic VI
Troubleshooting and Debugging VIs
- Correcting broken VIs
- Implementing error checking and error handling
- Using common debugging techniques
- Addressing undefined or unexpected data
Using Loops, Creating and Leveraging Structures:
- Data type- Case structures-Arithmetic functions- Expression node- Formula node-Compound arithmetic-Comparison pallete
- Boolean palle Property node- loops in labVIEW - FOR loop- WHILE loop-feedback loop shift register
- Arrays -Various functions of arrays-strings- various functions of strings-clusters -various functions of clusters
Modularity (SubVIs)
- Basics of modular programming
- Techniques for creating subVIs in labVIEW
- Connecting icon and connector pane- using subVIs in other programs
- Sequence structures - flat sequence structures- stacked sequence structures
- Using a VI as a subVI
- Creating subVIs from an existing VI
Accessing Files in LabVIEW
- High-level and low level file I/O functions available in LabVIEW
- Implementing File I/O functions to read and write data to files
- File I/Os -writing data in to files- reading data in to files
- Waveform generation and analysis -generation of various types of waveforms-signal analysis
Core 2
Objective of the Course:
- Use local variables to modify front panel controls or stop parallel loops
- Apply common design patterns that use queues and events
- Programmatically control user interface objects
- Evaluate file I/O formats and use them in applications
- Modify existing code for improved usability
- Prepare, build, debug, and deploy stand-alone applications
Syllabus
- Data acquisition using LabVIEW- digital i/o- analog i/o- reading data from real world- writing data to real world Communicating Data Between Parallel Loops
- Implementing Design Patterns
- Creating and Distributing Applications