Introduction
This is the practical introduction to LabVIEW. After completing the course, you should be highly comfortable working with LabVIEW environment and write an application.
About the Instructor
- Ram Gurung, Certified LabVIEW Architect and LabVIEW Champion
- 1000s hours of LabVIEW training experience and 100s+ of hours of code review experience
- Trained 500 plus scientists, engineers, and students
- 150+ Certified LabVIEW Developers and 6 Certified LabVIEW Architects trained
- More than 100 recommendations on LinkedIn.
Terms & Conditions:
- Prerequisite: None
- Course Validity: 1 Year
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Curriculum
- 13 Sections
- 166 Lessons
- 365 Days
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- Welcome to Beginners Training1
- Chapter 1 Introduction6
- Chapter 2 LabVIEW Environment35
- 3.1Ch 2_0 LabVIEW Environment
- 3.2Ch 2_1 Virtual Instrument
- 3.3Ch 2_2 Front Panel
- 3.4Ex 1 Block Diagram and Front Panel
- 3.5Ch 2_3 Block Diagram
- 3.6Ch 2_4 Control Palette
- 3.7Ex 2 Control Palette
- 3.8Ch 2_5 Function Palette
- 3.9Ex 3 Function Palette
- 3.10Ch 2_6 Tools Palette
- 3.11Ex 4 Tools Palette
- 3.12Ch 2_7 Status Toolbar
- 3.13Ex 5 Windows or Block Diagram Toolbar
- 3.14Ch 2_8 Controls and Indicators
- 3.15Ch 2_9 Terminals
- 3.16Ch 2_10 Data Types
- 3.17Ch 2_11 Boolean
- 3.18Ex 6 Boolean
- 3.19Ch 2_12 Numeric
- 3.20Ex 7 Numeric
- 3.21Ch 2_13 String
- 3.22Ex 8 String
- 3.23Ch 2_14 Array
- 3.24Ex 9 Array
- 3.25Ch 2_15 Cluster
- 3.26Ex 10 Cluster
- 3.27Ch 2_16 Enum
- 3.28Ex 11 Enum
- 3.29Ch 2_17 Nodes
- 3.30Ch 2_18 Function Nodes
- 3.31Ch 2_19 SubVI
- 3.32Ch 2_20 Express VI
- 3.33Ch 2_21 Waveform
- 3.34Ch 2_22 Dynamic Data
- 3.35Assessment 26 Minutes3 Questions
- Chapter 3 Programming in LabVIEW37
- 4.1Ch 3_0 Programming in LabVIEW
- 4.2Ch 3_1 Programming Terminologies
- 4.3Ch 3_2 Wires
- 4.4Ch 3_3 Data Flow Programming
- 4.5Ch 3_4 For Loop
- 4.6Ex 12 For Loop
- 4.7Ch 3_5 While Loop
- 4.8Ex 13 While Loop
- 4.9Ch 3_6 Shift Register
- 4.10Ex 14 For Loop and Shift Register
- 4.11Ch 3_7 Tunnel
- 4.12Ex 15 For Loop and Tunnels
- 4.13Ch 3_8 Timing a Loop
- 4.14Ch 3_9 Wait ms
- 4.15Ex 16 Wait (ms)
- 4.16Ch 3_10 Wait for multiple ms
- 4.17Ch 3_11 Select
- 4.18Ex 17 Select
- 4.19Ch 3_12 Case Structure
- 4.20Ex 18 Case Structure
- 4.21Ch 3_13 Local Variable
- 4.22Ex 19 Local Variables
- 4.23Ch 3_14 Global Variable
- 4.24Ex 20 Global variable
- 4.25Ch 3_15 Race Condition
- 4.26Ch 3_16 Queue
- 4.27Ex 21 Queue
- 4.28Ch 3_17 Notifier
- 4.29Ex 22 Notifier
- 4.30Ch 3_18 Runtime error and warning
- 4.31Ex 23 Compilation Error
- 4.32Ch 3_19 Error Handling
- 4.33Ch 3_20 Automatic Error Handling
- 4.34Ex 24 Automatic Error Handling
- 4.35Ch 3_21 Manual Error Handling
- 4.36Ex 25 Manual Error Handling
- 4.37Assessment 38 Minutes4 Questions
- Chapter 4 Representing the Data12
- Chapter 5 Logging the Data15
- 6.1Ch 5_0 Logging the Data
- 6.2Ch 5_1 File I/O
- 6.3Ch 5_2 Absolute file path
- 6.4Ex 31 Absolute file path
- 6.5Ch 5_3 Relative file path
- 6.6Ex 32 Relative file path
- 6.7Ch 5_4 Express VIs
- 6.8Ex 33 Express File I.O. VI
- 6.9Ch 5_5 High Level VIs
- 6.10Ex 34 High level File I.O. VI
- 6.11Ex 35 Low level File I.O. VI
- 6.12Ch 5_6 Low Level VIs
- 6.13Ch 5_7 TDMS
- 6.14Ex 36 TDMS
- 6.15Assessment 56 Minutes3 Questions
- Chapter 6 Writing Reusable Codes13
- 7.1Ch 6_0 Writing Reusable Codes
- 7.2Ch 6_1 Modularity
- 7.3Ex 37 Modularity
- 7.4Ch 6_2 Creating SubVI
- 7.5Ch 6_3 VI Icon
- 7.6Ex 38 VI Icon
- 7.7Ch 6_4 Connector Pane
- 7.8Ex 39 Connector Pane
- 7.9Ch 6_5 Type Defined Controls
- 7.10Ex 40 Type Defined and Strict Type Defined
- 7.11Ch 6_6 Functional Global Variable
- 7.12Ex 41 Functional Global Variable
- 7.13Assessment 64 Minutes2 Questions
- Chapter 7 Debugging and Testing7
- Chapter 8 Simple Design Patterns13
- 9.1Ch 8_0 Simple Design Patterns
- 9.2Ch 8_1 Flat Sequence
- 9.3Ex 43 Flat Sequence
- 9.4Ex 44 Stacked Sequence
- 9.5Ch 8_2 Polling Based Architecture
- 9.6Ex 45 Polling based Architecture
- 9.7Ch 8_3 Event Driven Architecture
- 9.8Ex 46 Event-based Architecture
- 9.9Ch 8_4 State Machine
- 9.10Ch 8_5 State Machine Event
- 9.11Ch 8_6 Producer Consumer Data
- 9.12Ch 8_7 Producer Consumer Event
- 9.13Assessment 86 Minutes3 Questions
- Chapter 9 Course Project9
- 10.1Ch 9_0 Course Project
- 10.2Ch 9_1 Acquire, Process, Present, Log
- 10.3Ch 9_2 Course Project Requirements
- 10.4Ch 9_3 Course Project Additional Requirements
- 10.5Course Project 0 Initialize
- 10.6Course Project 1 Setup Acquire Process Present
- 10.7Course Project 2 Log Data
- 10.8Course Project 3 Modularize Log Data
- 10.9Course Project 4 Clear Chart
- Chapter 10 Deploying the Application12
- 11.1Ch 10_0 Deploying the Application
- 11.2Ch 10_1 LabVIEW Project
- 11.3Ex 47 LabVIEW Project
- 11.4Ch 10_2 Virtual Folder
- 11.5Ch 10_3 Auto Populating folders
- 11.6Ch 10_4 Distributing the Application
- 11.7Ch 10_5 Building Executable
- 11.8Ex 48 Executable
- 11.9Ch 10_6 Exit VI
- 11.10Ch 10_7 Building Installer
- 11.11Ex 49 Installer
- 11.12Assessment 106 Minutes3 Questions
- Chapter 11 DAQ14
- 12.1Ch 11_0 Data Acquisition
- 12.2Ch 11_1 Data Acquisition System
- 12.3Ch 11_2 Communication between NI DAQ & PC
- 12.4Ch 11_3 NI MAX
- 12.5Ex 50 Exploring NI MAX
- 12.6Ch 11_4 DAQ Assistant
- 12.7Ch 11_5 DAQmx
- 12.8Ch 11_6 General Steps of using DAQmx
- 12.9Ex 51 DAQ Assistant and DAQmx
- 12.10Ch 11_7 Communicating with 3rd Party Hardware
- 12.11Ch 11_8 NI VISA
- 12.12Ch 11_9 Plug and Play Instrument Drivers
- 12.13Ex 52 Plug & Play Instrument Drivers
- 12.14Assessment 114 Minutes2 Questions
- Chapter 12 Moving Ahead2
