Showing posts with label LabVIEW Videos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LabVIEW Videos. Show all posts
Thursday, April 17, 2008
STEPPER MOTOR CONTROL USING LabVIEW
The above video shows a simple trial to drive a stepper motor (6 inputs where 2 are common) using ULN2803 and LabVIEW with Digital I/O for Motion Controller PXI 7358.
With the GUI, we can specify the speed and the step we want.
GPS TOOLKIT
Sensitivity is one of the most important characteristics of a GPS receiver. In this video, learn how to measure a receiver's sensitivity using the NI GPS Toolkit for LabVIEW and a PXI vector signal generator.
LabVIEW BASICS FOR APPLICATIONS DEVELOPMENT
This is a video we made to help introduce people to some of the concepts in LabVIEW. LabVIEW is a programming language that was created in 1986 and has become very popular among engineers and scientists because it is almost entirely graphical. Graphical programming languages like LabVIEW are really great for people that don't like or don't understand text based languages like C++ or C#. You can do all of the things that a text based language can do but you don't have to worry about things like thread management or memory allocation. You can even create fairly powerful applications for multicore processors that truly take advantage of the different cores.
This video just introduces the basics of LabVIEW but if you want, you can actually go check out the Evaluation version at
http://www.ni.com/labview/
LabVIEW DIGITAL FILTER DESIGN
This brief demo shows how to use graphical programming in National Instruments LabVIEW to design a digital filter and export the design as a text file. Tools from the Digital Filter Design Toolkit for LabVIEW are used to specify and implement the design.
START WITH LabVIEW BASICS
This video shows you how to get started with LabVIEW. It teaches you how to use the LabVIEW environment and helps your create your first simple VI.
LabVIEW ROBOT CONTROL
National Instruments continuously works closely with Lego to expand virtual instrumentation into the classroom by developing LabVIEW integration with their Mindstorms NXT platform. In this latest VI Shots video we see a demo of an NI product acquired from Hyperception, the Speedy-33. We see how the Speedy-33 combined with a HiTechnic interface can integrate LabVIEW signal processing algorithms to move an NXT based on audio frequencies.
BCI WHEELCHAIR MOVEMENT USING LABVIEW
A group of engineering students at the University of Illinois have developed an amazing technology that interperets the brain's speech signals using National Instrument's products. They used this technology to create a wheelchair that is controlled only by your thoughts.
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