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Configuring Arduino with LabVIEW (Materials and Method)

The materials needed for LabVIEW for configuring Arduino. 1.       LabVIEW software installed in PC 2.       Arduino IDE installed in PC 3.       NI-VISA driver installed in PC 4.       VI Package manager installed in PC Method:  Step 1: Install LabVIEW software and Arduino IDE in PC Step 2: Intall VI Package Manager installed in PC. From this package manager install Arduino driver. Step 3: Flash arduino with LIFA program. LIFA stands for LabVIEW Interface For Arduino. Caution: Once this is done, immediately close arduino IDE otherwise it may crash LabVIEW if both software is running at a time. Step 4: Install NI-VISA driver. This driver is needed for communication support of Labview and Arduino. Now check in the programming window, if there is arduino option in front window after doing a right click on the mouse. If there is a Arduino menu, cheeers!! You are done. J

My Labview Dream

Controlling something using my PC was one of my biggest dream. I have studied a lot on how to do that and finally with the help of Labview I have controlled LED blinking, LED intensity control, LED intensity control based on LDR value etc. on 2018 last quarter. Followings are the expertise I have gained in between 28 August 2018 to 02 September 2018 (On a 5 day streak). A.      How to configure Labview to work with Arduino board B.      Basic of Labview studied C.      Arduino Digital output programming by Labview D.      Arduino Analog output programming by Labview E.       Arduino Analog output based on analog input by using Labview F.       Case structure and While loop using in Labview G.      Data flow analysis, Sub-VI, Case structure, array analysis H.      Comparison of value event analysis Refering these expertise, it was a great enjoyment for me to work with LabVIEW. I wish one day I cauld get job, where I will get chance to work with LabVIEW. Anyway