LabVIEW Graphical Programming Training

LabVIEW (Laboratory Virtual Instrument Engineering Workbench) is a powerful graphical programming environment widely used for data acquisition, instrument control, and industrial automation. Its visual approach allows engineers, scientists, and developers to build robust applications without needing traditional text-based coding skills

Course Objectives

By the end of this course, learners will:

Understand the fundamentals of LabVIEW and its graphical programming paradigm.
Develop the ability to create, debug, and maintain LabVIEW-based programs.
Gain skills to design and simulate virtual instruments for real-world applications.
Understand data acquisition, control systems, and interfacing with hardware.

Course Content:

Module 1: Introduction to LabVIEW

Overview of LabVIEW and its applications in various industries.
Navigating the LabVIEW environment.
Understanding Virtual Instruments (VIs).
Basics of data flow programming.
Hands-on: Creating your first VI.

Module 2: LabVIEW Programming Basics

Working with controls, indicators, and data types.
Loops and structures (For loops, While loops, Case structures).
Error handling and debugging in LabVIEW.
Creating reusable subVIs.
Hands-on: Developing simple data processing applications.

Module 3: Data Acquisition and Signal Processing

Introduction to DAQ systems and hardware integration.
Configuring and using NI DAQ devices.
Working with analog and digital signals.
Signal processing techniques in LabVIEW.
Hands-on: Real-time data acquisition and visualization.

Module 4: File I/O and Data Visualization

Reading and writing files in LabVIEW.
Creating custom data logs.
Advanced charting and graphing techniques.
Building intuitive dashboards.
Hands-on: Designing a data logger.

Module 5: Advanced Topics

Event-driven programming.
Introduction to LabVIEW Object-Oriented Programming (OOP).
Interfacing LabVIEW with external hardware (Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc.).
Networking and communication protocols (TCP/IP, UDP, Serial communication).
Hands-on: Developing a hardware control application.

Module 6: Project and Assessment

Individual/Group project:
- Example Project: Designing a temperature monitoring and control system.
Course review and Q&A.

Prerequisites

Basic understanding of programming concepts.
Familiarity with engineering or scientific principles.
No prior experience with LabVIEW required.

Who is This Course For?

Engineering Students and Graduates
Test and Control Engineers
Data Acquisition Specialists
Embedded Systems Developers
Researchers and Scientists
Automation and Robotics Enthusiasts
LabVIEW Beginners

Career Path

After completing this course, learners can explore careers in:

Test Engineer: Develop automated testing systems using LabVIEW.
Control Systems Engineer: Implement control systems for industrial processes.
Data Acquisition Specialist: Manage and analyze data from hardware systems.
Embedded Systems Developer: Design hardware-software integrated solutions.
LabVIEW Developer: Work with companies requiring custom LabVIEW solutions.

International Student Fees: USD: 375

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