Virtual Instrument Design and Practice

Author: Lei Yong (Compiler)
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This experimental textbook is designed to meet the basic requirements of undergraduate and graduate engineering students in higher education institutions for courses such as Virtual Instruments, Intelligent Instruments, Testing Technology, and Virtual Instruments. Based on NI's training textbook WEEKPLAN, combined with the author's long-term teaching and research experience, it provides a wealth of exercises and practical activities. Experiments 1–4 primarily cover the basic operations of LabVIEW software; Experiments 5 and 7 focus on how to utilize virtual instruments for data communication; the remaining experiments are based on the application of virtual instrument technology in measurement and control systems. The main feature of this experimental textbook is the integration of theory and practice, with a strong emphasis on hands-on experience. Starting with LabVIEW software, it progresses from simple to complex, moving from software experiments to hardware experiments, enabling readers to easily master the use of LabVIEW software and the design and operation of virtual instrument hardware, thereby gradually achieving proficiency in virtual instrument technology. This book can serve as an experimental textbook for undergraduate and graduate students studying virtual instrument technology, as well as a reference for other professionals engaged in virtual instrument research.